Agra Energy

Agra Energy is a renewable fuels and carbon utilization company with a reference site in New Franken, Wisconsin. It turns farm and other waste into renewable fuels, low-carbon products and environmental credits. Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is the stated focus of its platform.

The company calls itself a technology licensing and platform company. Its plan is to support many feedstocks and product paths in many places. It uses biogas from dairy manure, poultry litter, farm residues and municipal solid waste. It converts the biogas with gas-to-liquids and Fischer-Tropsch methods.

The products include SAF, renewable diesel and renewable naphtha. The company also lists carbon reduction solutions and low-carbon farm products. It creates environmental attributes as well, such as RINs, LCFS credits, SAF certificates and carbon offsets. These products reach aviation, transport, industrial energy and carbon markets. The company says it gets a yield more than 20 percent higher by using the carbon from both renewable natural gas and carbon dioxide.

Agra Energy follows a model it calls Design Once, Deploy Many. It repeats a standard design, set of operating procedures and cybersecurity standards at each site. This is meant to cut development time and capital risk. The first reference site sits with Dairyland Dairy in New Franken, Wisconsin, and the company marks it as operational. Phase one tests the model there. Phase two spreads it to other regions through licensing and project development. Phase three adds digital links across the full portfolio and market growth.

The company runs on a digital-first operating model. It uses operational technology, data analytics, business intelligence, sustainability reporting and secure remote-site operations. It lists AI-assisted insights as in development. Its projects aim to cut methane from farm waste, replace fossil fuels and create income for farm operators through feedstock contracts.

Agra Energy welcomes talks with investors, partners, feedstock suppliers, farm operators and infrastructure partners. Its inquiry channels cover investor relations, strategic partnerships, project development and general questions. Partnerships can involve feedstock supply, off-take deals, infrastructure and technology work.

Services

• Sustainable aviation fuel
• Renewable diesel
• Renewable naphtha
• Biogas conversion
• Technology licensing
• Project development
• Environmental attributes
• Carbon reduction solutions
• Low-carbon agricultural products