A continuing legacy of successful renewable energy development

WHAT WE DO

Cambrian Energy develops, builds, owns and operates, alone or with others, projects using proven technologies to capture and convert organic waste resources into renewable energy or other higher-value end products.

Cambrian Energy is recognized as among the most knowledgeable, innovative, creative, persistent and successful developers in the alternative energy industry. It has the skills and experience to meet the complex challenges entailed in successfully completing renewable energy projects in a world of stricter environmental regulation, deregulated and changing energy markets and sophisticated financial structures.

YEARS IN BUSINESS
20 +
RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS SUCCESSFULLY DEVELOPED
30 +

EXPERTISE IN ALL THREE FORMS OF ENGINEERING INVOLVED IN SUCCESSFUL RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECT DEVELOPMENT

Technical Engineering

Select the right proven technology or technologies for the reliable, efficient conversion of the waste resource to a higher value end product or products

Financial Engineering

Draft legal documents to coordinate and harmonize the working relationships among project participants and optimize the financeability of and financial return to the project

Political Engineering

Utilize in-depth understanding and ability to communicate and work effectively with local, state, and federal regulators that administer the complex body of laws and regulations that apply to renewable energy project development and operations.

SOME OF THE COMPANIES THAT HAVE CO-INVESTED WITH CAMBRIAN IN ITS RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS:

FEATURED PROJECTS

MCCOMMAS BLUFF LANDFILL RNG PROJECT

The McCommas Bluff Landfill in the City of Dallas, Texas covers 966 acres and is among the largest operating landfills in the United States.

In 2007 Cambrian, with a partner, acquired from a trustee in bankruptcy the operating assets of a failed RNG, or renewable natural gas (pipeline quality biomethane produced from landfill gas), project that collected and processed landfill gas produced at the McCommas Bluff Landfill and upgraded it to meet the pipeline injection standards of Atmos Pipeline-Texas.

Cambrian Energy and its partner were the fourth owners of the RNG project. All three prior owners failed due to inadequate Financial Engineering of the project. RNG had been sold as a natural gas equivalent by the prior owners on a merchant basis with no increased value realized from the environmental attributes associated with the RNG produced.

FORT SMITH LANDFILL RNG PROJECT

The Fort Smith Landfill in the City of Fort Smith, Arkansas is a regional landfill and one of the largest in the State of Arkansas.  The Fort Smith RNG Project is the only RNG project in the State of Arkansas.

The project was originally developed by Cambrian Energy with a utility- subsidiary partner to sell medium btu gas to a nearby industrial user.

Cambrian Energy subsequently reacquired the project from its utility subsidiary partner.  In 2006 Cambrian with a new partner developed and placed into operation an RNG project at the Fort Smith Landfill, something that had not been done before in the State of Arkansas.

The Fort Smith RNG Project delivers the RNG it produces into the Arkansas Oklahoma Gas Corporation (AOGC) natural gas pipeline system.

LONG-STANDING TEAMING AND COLLABORATION RELATIONSHIPS WITH HIGHLY EXPERIENCED, NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED KEY PARTICIPANTS NEEDED TO COMPLETE THE SUCCESSFUL DEVELOPMENT AND ONGOING OPERATION OF RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS

KEY TO ENDURING RELATIONSHIPS: A PHILOSOPHY OF FAIRNESS AND TRANSPARENCY WITH ALL PROJECT PARTICIPANTS

Cambrian attributes its success in developing renewable energy projects to its adherence to a philosophy of maintaining an equitable sharing of the potential economic benefits from a project among the project participants. Cambrian believes that in implementing this philosophy, it creates working relationships that result in the greatest degree of cooperation among the interested parties to enhance the likelihood for the successful long-term operation of that project.