EverGen Infrastructure Corp. (TSX.V: EVGN) (OTCQX: EVGIF) Capitalizing on the Abundance of Low Carbon Energy Sources

Jan 10, 2023

  • Methane, such as that in livestock waste, is up to 50% more potent than carbon dioxide in holding heat in the atmosphere
  • EverGen is an Infrastructure platform that specializes in renewable natural gas (“RNG”) projects converting diverse types of waste into usable, green alternatives to fossil fuels
  • EverGen’s RNG capacity will exceed 2 million gigajoules annually once its projects and expansions are complete in B.C., Alberta, and Ontario

We are surrounded by untapped, atmosphere-friendly energy. The sun and wind are two popular sources today, but the problem is that it isn’t always sunny or windy. For EverGen Infrastructure (TSX.V: EVGN) (OTCQX: EVGIF), the answer to decarbonizing energy lies within the endless supply of waste, such as that found on dairy farms or food waste, two large contributors to the changing climate.

EverGen is a North American leader in renewable natural gas (“RNG”). The company owns three projects in its home province of British Columbia and moved eastward in 2022, making large investments in…

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