Synthica’s state-of-the-art facility will benefit from Houston’s leading energy infrastructure and market, talented energy workforce, and a robust supply of industrial byproducts and organic waste. “The company’s new Houston facility advances our region’s global leadership position in the critical effort to create an energy-abundant, low carbon future. “We are pleased to welcome Synthica Energy to Houston,” said Susan Davenport, Chief Economic Development Officer of the Greater Houston Partnership. Analysts have estimated US demand for RNG will increase 45-fold within the next two decades. The facility will produce approximately 350,000 MMBTU of carbon negative RNG per year, removing tens of thousands of tons of CO2 from the atmosphere, and helping local gas consumers meet aggressive ESG goals. The project is expected to be completed in late 2024 and will utilize Synthica’s “Urban Friendly Digestion” technology, a sustainable method of creating RNG. Synthica’s facility is being developed at an industrial site along the ship channel east of Houston to ensure easy access for manufacturers in the region. The facility will focus on converting organic byproducts from food, beverage, and biofuel producers into Renewable Natural Gas (RNG), thereby reducing the organics currently taking up space in landfills and other non-sustainable outlets. HOUSTON -Synthica Energy, LLC announced the development of a new anaerobic digestion facility in Houston, Texas.
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