The City of Akron teamed up with KBC Services (now KB BioEnergy) to improve its Composting Facility by installing a 2G Energy Inc. biogas CHP system. The system was integrated with a Waste Water Treatment plant to make use of the methane produced. KBC already had one digester with CHP in operation, but a larger system was required for this project. BioFerm/Schmack (Viessmann Group) was responsible for designing and constructing the anaerobic digester, while 2G Energy Inc. provided three Avus 600 units, each with fully integrated MWM engines rated at 600 ekW/h. This results in 1,800 ekW/h or 14,940 MW p.a. of Electrical Power and 1,926 kWh/th Thermal Power. Furthermore, 2G Energy Inc. supplied gas compression and a 2G Thermal Oil System with bypass technology. The custom-designed and engineered technology from 2G Energy was undoubtedly a significant advantage for the owner.