In addition, the company is exploring new capacity in the U.S. XebecвЂ™s Canadian manufacturing facility is being modified and is expected to allow for the annual production of approximately 30 to 40 Biostream units. The companyвЂ™s increased manufacturing requirements are in part supported by the recently announced acquisition of Tennessee-based Nortec. As a result of the MSA and additional expected orders, Xebec has also started the production of 30 Biostream units for delivery over the next year. These projects include: a 5.2 MW project in Charlotte, NC (PPA with Duke Energy) a 3.2 MW project in Johnston, RI (PPA with National Grid a 4.5 MW project in Des Moines, WA (PPA with Puget Sound Energy) a 6 MW project in Calverton, NY (PPA from Long Island Power Authority) a 9.6 MW project in Staten.

Of the 333 biogas projects, approximately 98 of them are producing RNG for the local CNG transportation market or for injection into the local pipeline.RNG from dairy manure is unique in its carbon-negative attributes, with a negative carbon intensity score of -100 to -400 (according to California Air Resources Board) compared to a carbon intensity score of 102 and 34 to 75 for diesel and corn ethanol, respectively.Xebec continues to see a positive and accelerating backdrop for the RNG industry as organizations and governments around the world aim to manage organic waste more effectively and decarbonize the energy supply, transportation and industry. The majority (approximately 82%) of the manure-based digester projects are at dairy farms, and the rest are at swine or poultry farms. Biostream is estimated to cover more than 80% of these animal manure use cases with multiple standardized configurations which range in capacity between 50 to 840 SCFM (90 to 1350 NCMH).Dairy farms are leading livestock based RNG production in the U.S.According to the EPA AgSTAR project database, as of May 2021, there are 333 operational and under construction digester projects that accept livestock manure.

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