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*American Biogas Council 2017 Biogas Industry Awards*

*Synergy Biogas and RIT have announced a partnership to introduce algae to their digestion process - reducing phosphorus levels, increasing quality of fertilizer, and cleaning wastewater*

* By Jim Krencik and Joanne Beck Daily News Staff Writers | Posted: Friday, December 12, 2014 12:00 am *

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WROC, News 8 interview with Lauren Toretta.                                                                                                                                                     

*Governor Cuomo Announces $21 Million to Create Economic Opportunity for Dairy Farmers Statewide*

*Alpina gets creative with yogurt process waste*

*Energy Technology Forum March 2013 *

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Diana Louise Carter for Democrat and Chronicle: COVINGTON — It's a happy New Year after all for Synergy LLC, a multi-million dollar biodigester that was facing the loss of critical federal energy tax credits if it wasn't up and running by year's end.

Link to video clip: YNN Rochester with Kate McGowan[http://rochester.ynn.com/content/top_stories/559288/farm-moves-towards-energy-efficiency/]

NAPOLEON, Ohio — Local organic wastes from the Campbell Soup Company and other area suppliers will soon be generating renewable energy, thanks to a new regional biogas plant currently in development in Napoleon. Hull & Associates, Inc., an industry leader in engineering, energy and environmental consulting, and CH4 Biogas, LLC, a firm dedicated to pursuing opportunities for the anaerobic digestion of organic wastes, are currently working to permit and construct the project, which will be located on a 7.3-acre parcel on Township Road P3 across from the Campbell plant in Harrison Township.