We Develop, Build, Operate, & Improve Biogas Projects All Across the United States.

ABOUT

Our Journey

After finishing up a career in the US Air Force in 2007, Daryl Maas came back to his hometown in northwest Washington. Working with childhood friends and family relations, he built the nation’s first successful dairy digester business model by operating manure digesters as a tenant on family dairy farms.

In 2010, Daryl moved with his wife and two (now three) kids to Redding, California. He founded Maas Energy Works (MEW) to explore the growth opportunities in the California renewable energy market. After connecting with Leo and Peter Van Warmerdam, MEW completed its first California dairy digester on their dairy in May of 2013. The site is still going strong 13 years later.

MEW has since developed 85+ new or upgraded dairy digester facilities across nine states, making MEW the most experienced dairy digester developer in the United States. We are proud to say that every digester we’ve developed is still in operation today. As a digester developer, MEW meets the dairy farmer and builds a business model that works for both parties.

I’m passionate about taking waste and making it into something useful. It’s just such a great picture of what humans are called to do.


- Daryl Maas

What We Do

Maas Energy Works develops, builds, and operates on-farm dairy digester projects that capture biogas from manure and turn it into renewable natural gas. Most of our projects start by covering existing manure lagoons to capture methane. The gas is then moved by pipeline or truck to a processing facility, where it is cleaned, upgraded, and delivered into the natural gas system. We work with dairy families to build efficient, cost-effective projects that fit real farm operations, turning manure into renewable energy that works.

Our Leadership Team

Like What You See? Come Work With Us!

At Maas Energy Works, we believe in good jobs for good people. Our work takes all kinds of skills, from construction and operations to engineering, project management, accounting, administration, IT, and compliance. Whether someone is working in the field, in the office, or behind the scenes, every role helps build projects that make a real difference for farms and communities. We look for people who take ownership, work well with others, keep learning, and care about doing the job right. For the right people, Maas Energy Works is a place to do practical work, build useful skills, and be part of projects that matter.