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Can cow manure power homes? NY firm and Amarillo dairy give it a go.
Started by nmindependent · 9 months ago
A company in west Texas is doing what its competition couldn’t over the border in New Mexico — using cow manure to power homes.
Using a process known as methane digestion, the New York company Microgy is planning to turn millions of tons of cow manure, food scraps and bac ... Continue reading »
Using a process known as methane digestion, the New York company Microgy is planning to turn millions of tons of cow manure, food scraps and bac ... Continue reading »
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