First Wastewater Treatment Plant Biomethane Project in Canada

Burnaby B.C., March 11th 2011 – Greenlane Biogas, a subsidiary of the Flotech Group of companies (founded in 1986), is pleased to confirm that it recently has received an order to build a 10,000 Nm3/day biogas to biomethane 'Rimu' upgrading system for the Woodward wastewater treatment plant, located in Hamilton, Ontario. The renewable natural gas from Greenlane's system will be fed into the local gas utility's natural gas distribution system. Greenlane Biogas uses a water scrubbing process with a downstream adsorption step to ensure the biogas is upgraded to a point where it is fully interchangeable with the natural gas already in the natural gas network. "The experience Greenlane Biogas has gained upgrading biogas derived from wastewater treatment plants in France, Japan, Sweden, and other countries will be applied to this project to ensure a successful installation," said Sean Mezei, President of Greenlane Biogas North America.

The biogas upgrading system is scheduled for delivery to Hamilton this coming fall, with start-up expected shortly afterwards.

About Greenlane Biogas

Part of the Flotech Group of companies, Greenlane is the leading worldwide developer and supplier of technology for upgrading biogas to biomethane, for use in natural gas pipelines and as vehicle fuel. Greenlane has more than 20 years of global experience upgrading biogas, with installations in Canada, France, Germany, Iceland, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Spain and Sweden. Greenlane technology is used in the world's largest plant for upgrading biogas, in Güstrow Germany which processes 10,000 Nm3/hr of biogas. Greenlane Biogas NA, Ltd.

#253 - 5489 Byrne Road
Burnaby BC, Canada
Phone: 1-604-805-8532
sean.mezei@flotech.com
www.greenlanebiogas.com