New facility expands access to dairy-derived biomethane across the region

Collaboration to deliver deeply carbon-negative hydrogen using dairy biogas to fuel heavy-duty transportation across California.

In late September, Maas Energy Works successfully completed a $6.4 million project to power its Lakeside Pipeline dairy biogas upgrading facility with solar electricity, offsetting approximately 90% of the plant's power consumption.

Family-owned Maas Energy Works deploys Qube’s low-cost environmental monitoring solution at over 20 lagoon digesters, empowering operational intelligence.

The Gas Compression Podcast

Cows produce more than just milk, they also generate manure.

Clean Energy Fuels Corp. (NASDAQ: CLNE) has announced it has broken ground on three renewable natural gas (RNG) production facilities under its development agreement with Maas Energy Works.

The Fernandes family has been dairying in California’s San Joaquin Valley since the 1920s, when Frank Fernandes came over from the Azores and started milking cows during the Great Depression.

Executive Outlook: A CONVERSATION WITH DARYL MAAS, CEO, FOUNDER, AND OWNER OF MAAS ENERGY WORKS

A crowd gathered at Volleman’s Family Farm Thursday, June 20 for a ribbon cutting as the celebrated bottled milk business and dairy made a commitment to lessening environmental impact by safely harvesting gas to help provide power to their neighbors.

In this episode of The City Builders Podcast, host Todd Jones sits down with Daryl Maas, CEO, and Christianna Maas, Vice President of Maas Energy Works — a national leader in converting agricultural waste into renewable energy, with headquarters in Northern California.

Founder & CEO Daryl Maas & Vice President Christianna Maas

A crowd gathered at Volleman’s Family Farm Thursday, June 20 for a ribbon cutting as the celebrated bottled milk business and dairy made a commitment to lessening environmental impact by safely harvesting gas to help provide power to their neighbors.

Clean Energy Fuels Corp. (Nasdaq: CLNE), the largest provider of the cleanest fuel for the transportation market, and Maas Energy Works, the nation’s largest dairy digester developer, today announced a new joint development agreement to build nine renewable natural gas (RNG) production facilities at dairy farms across seven states.

California’s dairy industry injects more than $21 billion into the state’s economy and supports 189,000 jobs while accounting for around half of California’s total methane emissions.

Cows, with their four-chambered stomachs, have always been models of digestive proficiency, as anyone who’s dodged cow pies in a pasture can attest.

Cows, with their four-chambered stomachs, have always been models of digestive proficiency, as anyone who’s dodged cow pies in a pasture can attest.

Calgren Dairy Fuels completed a dairy renewable natural gas facility in California – the first of its kind in the state.

On Monday, Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) joined Calgren Dairy Fuels, and state and local elected officials to announce the completion of Calgren’s dairy renewable natural gas facility.

Southern California Gas Co. (SoCalGas) joined Calgren Dairy Fuels, and state and local elected officials yesterday to announce the completion of Calgren’s dairy renewable natural gas facility.

Southern California Gas (SoCalGas) joined Calgren Dairy Fuels to help clean up the reputation of cows as they, along with local and state officials, celebrated the completion of Calgren’s dairy renewable gas facility.

Maas Energy Works (MEW), based in Redding is leading clusters of dairies in Merced and Denair in installation of “Dairy Digester” systems.

Maas Energy Works (MEW), based in Redding is leading clusters of dairies in Merced and Denair in installation of “Dairy Digester” systems.

Ambitious emission reduction laws invigorate new dairy practices.

Joey Airoso's dairy was the first to start delivering methane gas to Calgren Renewable Fuels last August.