Anaerobic Dairy Digester Program

About this grant

The Anaerobic Dairy Digester Program has $10,544,325 available for grants to build, repair or upgrade systems that capture methane from dairy manure and other organic waste. These systems reduce greenhouse gas emissions while producing renewable energy, fertilizer and other useful products.

Eligibility details

• Eligible applicants: All projects must meet each of the following criteria: Project cannot be a feasibility study. Project must be located in the state of Washington at or adjacent to an existing dairy. Project must meet all relevant laws and regulations for Washington state-funded public works projects, including but not limited to prevailing wage requirements. Project must measurably reduce greenhouse gas emissions and/or untreated effluent. The anaerobic digester must be primarily used for dairy biomass processing, with no more than 50% of biomass coming from other sources. Project should be complete within 36 months of contract execution. Project must be one of the following types: New construction of an anaerobic digester. Repair of an existing anaerobic digester. Upgrades to an existing anaerobic digester. Digesters should do one of the following: Reduce methane emissions. Reduce untreated effluent.
• Matching funds: no

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