10/28/2026
Not every biogas stream needs the same conditioning system.
At Racine’s wastewater plant on Lake Michigan, low hydrogen sulfide levels let Unison move H₂S removal to the dry side of the system, upstream of siloxane removal. The result is a smaller footprint and simpler piping.
The cleaned biogas fuels engines that generate roughly 56% of the plant’s energy needs. Unison designed, built, and factory-tested the system at its 90,000-square-foot facility in Dubuque, Iowa.
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