Project Overview
Swinerton is providing EPC contracting services for the new Monroe Poultry Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) facility, which will convert poultry waste into clean electrical power. Preconstruction is currently underway, with construction scheduled from April 2025 through January 2027.
The facility is designed to process 500 tons of poultry waste per day, generating 7.2 megawatts of renewable energy. In addition to power generation, the project includes systems to produce three grades of fertilizer, including organic products, supporting a circular and sustainable waste-to-energy model.
Key Features & Technology
Engineering, procurement, and construction of a poultry waste-to-energy facility
Designed capacity of 500 tons of poultry waste processed daily
Generates 7.2 megawatts of renewable power for local distribution
Produces three grades of fertilizer, including organic options
Near zero discharge design—most materials are recycled or evaporated through closed-loop systems
Integrated odor control and vapor management to meet environmental compliance standards
Comprehensive EPC delivery including civil, mechanical, electrical, and process systems
