Synthica, a leading renewable energy producer, is currently in the process of designing and constructing a state-of-the-art anaerobic digestion facility in San Antonio, Texas. This large-scale facility will convert pre-consumer food and industrial organic waste into renewable natural gas (RNG), providing sustainable energy solutions for the community. With an estimated cost of $70 million, Synthica’s investment demonstrates their commitment to promoting environmentally-friendly practices.
In line with their expansion plans, Synthica has acquired a property worth $2.5 million on the city’s east side to support its operations.
Once operational in early 2025 after breaking ground in the second quarter of 2024, this cutting-edge facility will have an impressive capacity to produce 260 million cubic feet of RNG – enough to power thousands of homes. This significant contribution towards clean energy production highlights Synthica’s expertise and dedication towards creating a greener future for all.
The news about this ambitious project was first reported by Connect CRE , showcasing how companies like Synthica are actively working towards building sustainable communities through innovative initiatives such as this plant development.
