• Vermont Renewable Gas, affiliate of Clean Energy Technologies, entered stipulation MOU with Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets covering agricultural and soil protection requirements for proposed 2.2 MW Lyndon renewable energy facility.
• MOU filed with Vermont Public Utility Commission, clearing agricultural-impact issues under Section 248 review, with conditions intended to avoid undue adverse impact on primary agricultural soils.
• Agreement sets tighter operating controls, including biochar testing for contaminants such as PFAS, heavy metals, dioxins, PCBs, with distribution barred if results exceed regulatory thresholds.
• Feedstock rules require traceability, restrict acceptable inputs, exclude treated wood, plastics, contaminated materials, with ongoing reporting to regulators.

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