Ameresco's Neogenyx Fuels Breaks Ground on Nebraska RNG Facility
Event summary
- Ameresco's subsidiary Neogenyx Fuels began construction on its first agricultural renewable natural gas (RNG) facility in Broken Bow, Nebraska, on August 26, 2026.
- The facility will use eight anaerobic digesters to convert manure from Adams Land & Cattle's feedlot into 1.2 million MMBtu of RNG annually.
- The project is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 63,700 metric tons annually.
- Neogenyx Fuels is owned 70% by Ameresco and 30% by HASI.
The big picture
The groundbreaking of Neogenyx Fuels' RNG facility underscores the increasing convergence of agriculture and energy infrastructure, driven by the need for sustainable solutions. This project aligns with broader trends in renewable energy development, particularly in regions with significant agricultural activity. Ameresco's involvement highlights its strategic pivot towards integrated energy solutions, leveraging its subsidiary to tap into the growing RNG market.
What we're watching
- Project Execution
- Whether Neogenyx Fuels can deliver the facility on time and within budget, given the complexity of integrating agricultural waste management with energy production.
- Market Demand
- How the growing demand for lower-carbon energy solutions will impact the facility's long-term viability and potential for expansion.
- Regulatory Support
- The pace at which government policies and incentives will continue to support renewable natural gas projects, influencing their economic feasibility.