In Hereford, Bright Biomethane constructed a biogas upgrading plant of 623 SCFM of biogas (1,000 Nm³/hr)  in combination with a CO₂ recovery system of 1873 lbs/hr.

The project is built at a large AD plant that produces biogas out of cattle manure, chicken manure, apple pomace and maize silage. The biogas from the AD plant is upgraded to Renewable Natural Gas and then injected into the national gas grid. About 141 million ft³ (4 million Nm³) of RNG will be injected into the grid annually, equivalent to the gas consumption of approximately 2,500 households. Besides the CH4, also the CO₂ will be recovered in the integrated system. The CO₂ from the process will be cooled and pressurized to make it liquid. This liquefied CO₂ can then be utilized by utilities such as greenhouses, slaughterhouses or the food and beverage industry. When no liquid CO₂ production is required the recovery system can be put in a stand-by mode that requires no additional energy.