What you flush today might fuel a bus tomorrow. The Bioenergy Recovery Project is converting Raleigh's biosolids (yes, what you flush) into renewable natural gas. This clean energy will power over 70 GoRaleigh buses daily, making Raleigh one of the first cities in the nation—and the first in North Carolina—to utilize biogas from its own wastewater facility to fuel its vehicles.

This new system makes green energy by producing biogas and uses a modern method to process the biosolids.

For more information, please visit our project page. 

Benefits 

• This project is focused on creating a renewable fuel mainly for the GoRaleigh bus fleet in the City.
• It will help decrease the amount of biosolids.
• Biogas will be produced, gathered, and transformed into renewable natural gas, which will then be sent to a nearby natural gas pipeline.