NETZSCH Pumps USA Announces Larry Condon as Biogas Market Manager

24.07.2026
NETZSCH Pumps USA announces that Larry Condon has joined the company as the Biogas Market Manager. In his new position, Larry will assume responsibility for developing, implementing, and managing programs that support Biogas customers, engineering firms, integrators, and associated marketing initiatives for NETZSCH Pumps USA.
NETZSCH Pumps USA Announces Larry Condon as Biogas Market Manager

Larry Condon has been appointed as the new Biogas Market Manager at NETZSCH Pumps USA (Image source: NETZSCH Pumps USA)

He will lead the development of Biogas strategy, gather VOC (voice of the customer), provide support in the development and execution of targeted marketing campaigns, ensure customer satisfaction, support new and existing customers, and assist engineering firms with design to ensure successful operation of biogas plants. He will prioritize new product development and assist with new product launches enhancing NETZSCH’s capability in the growing biogas market. With Larry’s background, he will be a critical asset in bridging NETZSCH products with plant performance and maximized biogas yield by matching NETZSCH’s designs and technology capabilities to the plant’s organic processing. Larry will also oversee trade shows pertaining to Biogas, conduct seminars, and attend conferences, as well as plan and execute lunch and learns, customer trainings, and other biogas events.

Larry brings more than 18 years of experience in business development within renewable energy, renewable natural gas (RNG), and organic waste infrastructure. Throughout his career, he has focused on building strategic partnerships and advancing projects from early-stage concepts to large-scale implementations across North America and in collaboration with US and European organizations. More recently, his work has centered on feedstock development, offtake strategy, and integrated waste-to-value platforms, aligning closely with the growing biogas market.

NETZSCH is the world’s largest manufacturer of progressing cavity pumps and in addition manufactures rotary lobe pumps, multiple screw pumps, peristaltic pumps, grinders and macerators, metering systems, and accessories. NETZSCH provides pumps and systems to industrial and municipal markets globally.

More articles on this topic

Measurement of Wet Biogas Flow in a Large Pipeline

28.08.2026 -

Measuring wet, CO₂-rich biogas reliably in a DN300 pipe: for Fangel Bioenergy in Denmark, KROHNE’s OPTISONIC 7300 Biogas delivers pressure-loss-free ultrasonic flow measurement, with adapted titanium transducers, integrated pressure/temperature compensation, and methane content calculation, even under heavy condensate formation.

Read more

SEEPEX Expands Pump Offering for the Growing U.S. Renewable Energy Natural Gas Sector

13.02.2026 -

The European biogas and biomethane sector is gaining new momentum. Driven by climate policy, energy security concerns and rising natural gas prices, biomethane is increasingly viewed as a vital component of Europe’s future energy mix. Under the European Commission’s REPowerEU program, the European Union aims to scale biomethane production to 35 billion cubic meters per year by 2030, greatly reducing dependence on fossil gas imports and strengthening regional energy independence.

Read more

New Pump Series Delivers Reliable Performance for Challenging Solids and Dry Sludge Handling

09.01.2026 -

CIRCOR International, Inc. highlights its ALLWEILER AE-RG Hopper Pump Series, engineered for advanced performance in demanding environments. This Hopper Pump Series is engineered for efficient and reliable transfer of highly viscous, abrasive, or solids-laden materials, making it ideal for demanding environments such as wastewater treatment, especially dry sludge handling, biogas and various other processing applications.

Read more

Unlocking Efficiency: The Advantages of Peristaltic Pumps

24.07.2025 -

Peristaltic pumps have emerged as a revolutionary solution in industrial pumping, offering a myriad of benefits over traditional pump technologies. Fundamental to these pumps is a simple yet ingenious component: the hose. By using advanced hose designs, these pumps can significantly increase longevity and decrease operational costs.

Read more