Bioenergy Centers
The Maryland Bioenergy Center is Maryland’s premier organics recycling facility.
Centrally located in the Maryland Food Center in Jessup, the facility is less than 30 miles from Baltimore and Washington, DC. Within this facility, excess organics produced by the region’s food manufacturers and retailers are transformed into renewable energy and fertile soil amendments.
This remarkable transformation both decarbonizes Maryland’s waste and energy sectors, enabling our businesses and communities to prepare for a healthy and sustainable future.
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443-782-3414
Currently under construction and located in Seaford, Delaware, the Bioenergy Innovation Center (BIC) is a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to minimizing environmental impact, helping to build healthy soils by enriching the land, creating new opportunities for farmers and consumers throughout the Delmarva peninsula.
The BIC is currently operating as a compost facility with sales of this organic product throughout the Delmarva. The addition of an anaerobic digestion system will expand the facility’s outputs to include renewable natural gas (RNG) and digestate. The RNG will be captured and utilized as a clean energy source, while the nutrient-rich digestate can be used as a soil amendment.
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302-628-2360