Kingsbury Bioenergy
Projects in Development
Turning Agricultural Waste into American Clean Energy
Across the country, Nexus W2V is developing utility‑scale bioenergy projects that transform organic waste into renewable natural gas (RNG) and regenerative byproducts for agriculture. Each site is tailored to its region, but every project is built on the same idea: turn a liability into a long‑term local asset.
Our facilities use proven anaerobic digestion technology to break down organic waste in oxygen‑free tanks, capture methane that would otherwise escape into the atmosphere, and upgrade it into pipeline‑grade RNG. The result is reliable clean energy, stronger farm and food systems, and less pressure on landfills and groundwater.
Why Nexus W2V Bioenergy Matters
The Problem
30-40% of all food in the U.S. is wasted. According to the USDA, food waste represents over 130 billion pounds annually, much of which ends up in landfills, producing methane, a greenhouse gas over 25x more potent than CO2.
Over 50,000 tons of organic waste diverted yearly. Each year, Kingsbury will redirect tens of thousands of tons of manure and food waste from high-emission disposal methods, reducing methane and improving soil health through organic byproducts.
Kingsbury will produce 225,000 MMBtu of RNG annually. Enough clean energy to heat over 20,000 homes per year or fuel hundreds of fleet vehicles, displacing fossil gas and reducing emissions from multiple sectors.
Our projects are designed to solve three problems at once:
Increasing American natural gas production with low‑carbon, renewable gas that can be used in existing infrastructure.
Diverting high‑value organic waste from landfills and lagoons, easing pressure on disposal systems and reducing local impacts.
Mitigating methane emissions from waste, one of the fastest ways to slow the pace of climate change.
A Growing Portfolio of Bioenergy Projects
Our Approach
Kingsbury Bioenergy
Kingsbury Bioenergy is more than a facility, it’s a proof point for what’s possible when innovation meets opportunity. Designed to divert thousands of tons of waste from landfills and lagoons, Kingsbury converts that waste into a local, decarbonized energy source while producing regenerative byproducts for agriculture, and jobs for generations.Explore Kingsbury Bioenergy AD Campus Project
