EverGen provides operational updates on RNG, organic waste facilities

EverGen Infrastructure Corp., Vancouver, British Columbia, has shared operational updates from several of its renewable natural gas (RNG) and organic waste processing facilities.

In July, EverGen’s Fraser Valley Biogas and GrowTEC facilities produced approximately 16,000 gigajoules, or nearly 520 gigajoules per day. In August, the facilities produced more than 17,000 gigajoules, amounting to 550 gigajoules per day. According to EverGen, these results demonstrate the scalability and stability of its core RNG assets and platform.

At the company’s organic waste processing facilities Pacific Coast Renewables (PCR) and Sea to Sky Soils, EverGen says it has focused on screening finished compost and reducing inventory.

Also in July, the PCR RNG expansion project received support from  Abbotsford City Council. The project also entered into an agreement with the city of Coquitlam, effectively terminating a legacy organics processing contract from 2019. No volumes were received under contract in the second quarter of 2025.

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EverGen also has refreshed its management team and targeted turnaround activities. The company says it aims to attract higher value organic feedstock, adding that its RNG expansion and process improvements are expected to support increased revenue in 2026.

“EverGen remains committed to optimizing its RNG and organics processing platform, delivering strong operational performance while driving sustainable growth,” the company says.