The Third Frontier funds will make it possible for quasar to demonstrate iADs technology at its flagship biogas facility currently being built on OARDC's Wooster campus, adding a solid-state digestion system to its liquid biodigester. The integrated system will be able to process over 30,000 wet tons of biomass annually with more than 750 kW of electrical generation capacity. The company's flagship biogas facility is also the first structure erected on BioHio's main 95-acre site on the northern edge of the Wooster campus, which last year benefitted from utility upgrades and access road improvements made possible by a $3.4 million grant from the Ohio Department of Development's Job Ready Sites program and matching funds from the city of Wooster.