Hurley Circularity Center

About the project

The Hurley Circularity Center in Hurley, South Dakota, includes building four new anaerobic digesters on the newly built Full Circle Dairy Farm in Turner County. The manure from this farm will produce renewable natural gas each year. After the farm is operational and the anaerobic digestion project is complete, the biogas generated by this manure will be captured, cleaned, and converted into RNG. The Hurley Circularity Center is part of the third tranche of projects developed under the Brightmark RNG Holdings LLC joint venture with Chevron U.S.A. Inc.

Project benefits

GHG REDUCTIONS

Annually, this project reduces an average of over 41,000 tons of CO2eq. That is equivalent to more than 49,000 acres of forest per year.

RESOURCE RECOVERY

The process of recovering and processing manure from the farms will prevent excess emissions from escaping into the local air and water.

WASTE TO NEW PRODUCTS

The center will generate renewable natural gas annually, as well as other renewable products, like fertilizer.

“We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to plan this anaerobic digestion project as a component of our new Full Circle Dairy. We are repeat partners with Brightmark for a simple reason: we know that we can trust them to get the job done.”

– Greg Van Ravenswaay, Manager, Full Circle Dairy

Transform your waste

Brightmark owns and operates over 30 circularity centers working with 40 farms across the United States, all of which have been launched in the past three years alone, making the company an emerging leader in the rapidly growing RNG industry. If you’d like to partner on a project with us, please fill out this form to get started!

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