Convert Biomass Liabilities into Dispatchable Behind-the-Meter Baseload.
Agra Dot Energy deploys continuous thermochemical gasifiers and native 700V DC microgrids. By turning agricultural residues, timber slash, and wood waste within a 25-mile radius into high-uptime electricity, carbon-negative biochar, and district heat, we decouple critical compute and industrial loads from vulnerable macrogrids.
Thermochemical Gasifiers
Pawnee 45 kW Rotary GenSets
Native 700V DC Busbars
District Heating Loops
Turnkey Engineering RFP & Feedstock Biomass Density Study
Before equipment dispatch or microgrid skid fabrication, Agra Dot Energy executes comprehensive site and feedstock qualification studies.
Intake Step 1
Quantifies annual bone-dry tons (BDT), moisture content, and chemical assay within the local 25-mile hauling radius.
Intake Step 2
Evaluates substation proximity, interconnection limits, and native 700V DC busbar topology for target compute loads.
Commercial Terms
Turnkey engineering study cost; 100% credited toward hardware procurement upon execution of microgrid skid contract.
Statutory & Regulatory Framework
West Virginia Certified Microgrid Districts: Facilities and microgrid skids are architected to qualify under the provisions of West Virginia Code §5B-2-21 (originating under H.B. 2014). This statutory framework establishes designated development districts to generate, distribute, and consume behind-the-meter electricity for commercial and industrial users.
Operational Boundaries: Certification and designation remain subject to application and approval by the West Virginia Department of Economic Development. High-voltage utility interconnections, if requested for auxiliary backup or grid export, remain subject to applicable PJM Interconnection and West Virginia Public Service Commission rules.
