- CEO
- Stephen Craig Scott
- Full Time Employees
- 5
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Industrial - Pollution & Treatment Controls
- Address
- 9 East Park Court Old Bethpage NY United States of America 11804
- IPO Date
- Feb 22, 1999
- Business
- Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: BNET) develops and commercializes patented proprietary technologies that provide advanced waste treatment and resource recovery solutions for livestock operations, organic waste streams, food processing, and renewable natural gas production; its core Ammonia Recovery System (ARS) captures, stabilizes, and upcycles over 90% of ammonia from anaerobic digesters into low-carbon organic nitrogen fertilizers such as ammonium bicarbonate, while the Gen3Tech platform recovers renewable natural gas, clean water, and other nutrients from concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs), slaughterhouse waste, municipal wastewater, and industrial organic sources; the company targets the livestock, agriculture, food production, and clean fuels sectors to minimize environmental impacts including methane emissions, ammonia pollution, nitrogen runoff, and greenhouse gases while enabling sustainable intensification for large-scale production. Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Old Bethpage, New York, Bion Environmental primarily operates in the United States with demonstration facilities such as the Fair Oaks site in Indiana and focuses on retrofitting existing CAFOs, licensing its technology, and forming joint ventures to improve operational efficiencies and recover value from waste streams. Recent developments include a January 2024 patent continuation broadening ARS claims to industrial, food processing, and municipal wastes; OMRI certification in summer 2024 for its organic nitrogen fertilizer enabling access to the U.S. organic market; August 2024 achievement of 150,000-gallon letters of interest from distributors Perfect Blend and Yield RMG at $7.00 per pound; startup and optimization of the ARS at Fair Oaks exceeding performance expectations to support commercialization economics; ongoing discussions for partnerships with major U.S. fertilizer producers; a June 2025 Technology-Optimization Report confirming ammonia recovery advancements; and September 2025 transactions pending formal execution with shares issuance in January 2026, alongside new management transitioning to commercialization mode amid favorable regulatory trends in sustainable agriculture and biogas.