Feedstock strategy
Securing and blending the right organic streams for stable, high-yield digestion, grounded in real contracts, contamination and seasonality rather than optimistic assumptions.
Anaerobic digestion & biomethane
Anaerobic digestion is where Redrock started, and it remains the backbone of what we do. We develop food- and agriculture-fed AD and biomethane projects end to end, grounded in the operational and microbiological reality that decides whether a plant performs.
What we do
Securing and blending the right organic streams for stable, high-yield digestion, grounded in real contracts, contamination and seasonality rather than optimistic assumptions.
Process and plant design built on how the biology actually behaves, so the plant performs in operation and not just on paper.
Cleaning biogas to grid-quality biomethane and getting it into the network under the right commercial and certification framework.
On-site renewable gas, power and heat via CHP where grid injection is not the route.
Turning digestate into a valuable, compliant soil product and recovering nutrients rather than creating a disposal problem.
Why it works
Plants live or die on the biology. We design, commission and troubleshoot from the microbiology outward, not from the equipment datasheet inward.
Real feedstock contracts, real contamination and real seasonality. We size and de-risk projects against what actually arrives at the gate.
Designed by people who have run AD plants, for the people who will run them, with reliability, safety and uptime built in from the start.
How we deliver
An in-house development team, supported by specialist partners, takes AD and biomethane projects from feedstock strategy and site selection through design, consenting and financing to a built, operating asset.
And because anaerobic digestion sits alongside our supercritical and sustainable-fuel work, we can see where AD is the right answer, and where it isn’t.
Whether it’s a new AD project or an existing plant that isn’t performing, let’s talk.
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