Urban-Gro reports Q4 EPS (24c) vs (57c) last year
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Acreage Holdings opens third The Botanist dispensary in New Jersey 07:39 ACRHF Acreage Holdings announced the opening of The Botanist Williamstown - a medical cannabis dispensary - in Williamstown, New Jersey. With the opening of The Botanist Williamstown, located at 2090 N Black Horse Pike, Acreage now operates three dispensaries in New Jersey, which is the maximum allowable by state law. Acreage's two other dispensaries are in Egg Harbor Township at 100 Century Drive and in Atlantic City at 1301 Boardwalk located on the iconic Atlantic City Boardwalk.
Aemetis receives LCFS pathway approval utilizing dairy biogas for renewable fuel 07:36 AMTX Aemetis announced that it has received certification from the California Air Resources Board for a new LCFS Tier 2 fuel pathway for the Aemetis Advanced Fuels Keyes ethanol production plant utilizing renewable dairy biogas as a process energy input. The new pathway reduces the carbon intensity of Aemetis' fuel ethanol from 67.3 to 65.6 utilizing dairy biogas from two dairies with an average CI score of negative 426. Aemetis began operating two anaerobic dairy digesters and a 4-mile private pipeline in September 2020 near the company's ethanol biorefinery in Keyes, California. The new ethanol pathway certification from CARB is effective as of October 1, 2020. The Aemetis Central Dairy Digester Project is a collection of dairy lagoon anerobic digesters that are built, owned, and operated by Aemetis Biogas LLC utilizing waste animal manure to generate renewable methane gas to produce negative carbon intensity RNG for transportation use to displace petroleum diesel fuel. An estimated 25% of methane emissions in California is produced by dairy waste lagoons. Once complete, the Aemetis Central Dairy Digester Project is expected to include over 30 dairy digesters in the current phase, and utilize 36 miles of private pipeline owned by Aemetis, a centralized gas clean up unit located at the Aemetis Keyes ethanol biorefinery, a Renewable Natural Gas onsite fueling station, and an interconnection to PG&E's natural gas pipeline. The company plans to begin construction of the next five dairy digesters and the additional 32 miles of biogas pipeline in Q2, with five more dairy digesters set to begin construction in Q3 and five digesters beginning in 1Q22, for a planned total of seventeen dairy digesters and a 35-mile biogas pipeline in operation by 2Q22.