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Dairy Digester grants is sponsored by Washington State Department of Commerce. This program funds new construction, repairs, or upgrades to digesters at Washington dairies, including cover and flare projects, to reduce methane emissions and manage wastewater from dairy manure.
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Dairy Digester Program – Washington State Department of Commerce Shared Standards Initiative 简体中文 ( Chinese (Simplified) ) 繁體中文 ( Chinese (Traditional) ) Tiếng Việt ( Vietnamese ) The Dairy Digester Program funds projects to build, repair, or upgrade digesters that capture methane from dairy manure and other organic waste.
These systems help cut greenhouse gas emissions and can also produce renewable energy, such as electricity or biogas, as well as fertilizer and other useful products. Anaerobic digestion, the process used in these systems, breaks down manure and other organic material in an oxygen-free tank. This reduces methane emissions, improves wastewater management, and creates byproducts like nutrient-rich fertilizer.
For dairy farms, digesters can also reduce odors, capture methane for energy, and provide economic and environmental benefits for farmers and their communities. In April 2026, Commerce awarded over $13. 8 million to support seven projects across five counties focused on building, repairing and upgrading systems that capture methane from dairy manure and other organic waste.
These projects are expected to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions, cutting more than one million tons of CO₂ overall. Recipients and award amounts include: Edaleen Cow Power LLC – $800,000 FPE Renewables LLC – $650,000 James Road Dairy LLC – $854,325 Promus Energy LLC – $3,500,000 Sunny Dene Ranch LLC – $819,4000 Tulalip Tribes of Washington – $4,650,000 Sustainable dairy digester programs receive $13.
8 million Commerce investment Funding will help reduce methane, wastewater from dairy manure and organic waste OLYMPIA, Washington – Seven projects in five mostly rural counties, including one tribal […] Request for Application (RFA) Dairy digester grants application now open Commerce is accepting pre-applications for $12. 8 million in Dairy Digester grants.
The program funds new construction, repairs, or upgrades to digesters at Washington dairies, including cover and flare projects. Pre-applications are optional but give applicants an early start and help shape the final application process. Energy Programs in Communities (EPIC) Please email EPICGrants@commerce.
wa. gov for questions and assistance.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Washington dairies. Public and private entities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Dairy Digester grants are due December 10, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
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