Anaergia Inc. announced the voting results from its annual general meeting of shareholders held today, confirming the election of all seven director nominees and the appointment of RSM Canada LLP as auditor. The meeting addressed key governance matters, including director elections and auditor ratification, as detailed in the Management Information Circular dated May 13, 2026.

Election of Directors

Each of the seven nominees listed in the Circular was elected as a director. The voting results reflect high approval rates from shareholders, with all nominees receiving over 97% of votes cast. The table below details the votes for and withheld for each nominee.

Appointment of Auditors

Shareholders appointed RSM Canada LLP as the auditor of Anaergia and authorized the directors to fix the auditor's remuneration. The resolution passed with overwhelming support, as shown in the table below.

About Anaergia

Anaergia is a technology company in the renewable natural gas (RNG) sector, focusing on converting organic waste into sustainable solutions such as RNG, fertilizer, and water. The company holds hundreds of patents and operates facilities through various ownership models, including joint ventures. Anaergia aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and lower waste treatment costs through its integrated portfolio of end-to-end solutions.

Anaergia Inc. has begun deliveries of renewable natural gas to Southwest Gas Corporation's distribution system, marking the first delivery of RNG in California under the state's Biomethane Procurement Program. The project received conditional approval by the California Public Utilities Commission on March 19, 2026, and commenced RNG delivery after satisfying the CPUC conditions. This milestone demonstrates the effectiveness of SB 1440 in enabling commercial-scale RNG projects that meet utility safety and quality standards.

The SoCal Biomethane facility, located at the Victor Valley Wastewater Reclamation Authority in Victorville, co-digests municipal wastewater solids and diverted organic waste sourced across Southern California. It upgrades the resulting biogas to pipeline-quality RNG that complies with Southwest Gas' California tariff. The facility can process up to 104,000 tons of organic waste annually and has the potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 31,710 metric tons of CO2-equivalent per year.

Project Details and Partnerships

Anaergia worked with commercial partner Anew Climate, which markets RNG from the SoCal Biomethane facility and supports utility offtake, carbon intensity compliance, and physical delivery and scheduling as a Core Transport Agent in California. The collaboration establishes a model for SB 1440 implementation and a replicable pathway for future biomethane projects across the state.

Strategic Significance

"As the first facility to deliver renewable natural gas under California's Biomethane Procurement Program, the SoCal Biomethane facility proves that organic waste can be transformed into a reliable and renewable fuel source at scale," said Assaf Onn, CEO of Anaergia. "By integrating with existing wastewater infrastructure, we are delivering immediate value to customers while establishing a replicable blueprint for communities across the state."

Southwest Gas President and CEO Justin Brown highlighted the agreement's role in integrating RNG into the supply portfolio. "Projects like this show what's possible, delivering tangible environmental benefits for our communities while supporting the energy needs of our customers," Brown said.

SB 1440 requires investor-owned utilities in California to procure RNG derived from landfill-diverted organic waste, with statewide targets indicating the need for many similar facilities by 2035. The SoCal Biomethane project's transition to active delivery provides an operational and regulatory template to accelerate broader deployment.