New Mexico Cannabis Greenhouse Facility Nears Completion
August 4, 2022 
Bright Green Corp., recently provided an update on the progress of its cannabis agricultural complex in Grants, NM.
Since May 2022, significant progress has been made on its development efforts as it prepares to grow, manufacture, and market federally compliant cannabis in one of the world’s largest, most advanced agricultural ecosystems for medicinal plants.
Upgrades to Existing Facility
Bright Green is on pace to complete renovation of its existing 22-acre facility this coming August. The company has completed installation of medical-grade panels throughout the interior and exterior walls, and the greenhouse facility has been reglazed with special glass that transmits 98% light with a 20% haze, which is optimal light intensity based on the environmental conditions in Grants. A high-tech security solution is in the process of installation and inspections to ensure compliance with the company’s standard operating procedures and all federal security requirements. Clean rooms and offices are expected to be delivered and installed in the coming weeks.
“We are excited to report on the immense progress we have made at our world-class agricultural facility since listing on Nasdaq on May 17, 2022,” says Bright Green’s Chairman of the Board, Terry Rafih. “These developments ensure we will meet the highest standard of U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) security and diversion control at completion, and enable us to begin growing high-quality, pharmaceutical grade cannabis in Grants later this year.”
High-Tech Cannabis Production Facility
Beyond the initial facility outlined above, Bright Green is also focused on the construction of two additional greenhouses that are 57 acres each and will facilitate cannabis research, development, cultivation, and manufacturing operations. Construction on Phase 2 is expected to commence in 2023 subject to capital and normalization of supply chain issues. Bright Green plans to equip these additional facilities with cutting-edge technologies supplied by Dalsem Greenhouse Solutions. The implementation of these, and other renewable energy technologies, should allow the company to maintain a net-zero carbon footprint once operational.
Completing the facility and leveraging the cannabis manufacturing expertise of Bright Green’s team, the unique climate of New Mexico, and its suitability for cannabis crops will enable Bright Green to meet the significant demand for its high-quality cannabis products that it anticipates from U.S. and international markets.
Once fully built out, Bright Green anticipates its facilities will be capable of producing up to 100,000 grams of resin per day with a concentration of a minimum of 85% useful cannabinoids for commercialization. This capacity of this facility should yield more than 850 million grams per year.
In early June 2022, Bright Green entered into a partnership agreement with Techson IP, a patent and intellectual property strategy consulting firm, to collaborate on the acquisition and future development of intellectual property (IP) across the cannabis industry. As Bright Green’s broker, Techson will research, review, and assess new IP available in the sector and being offered to Bright Green for acquisition or licensing. Techson will also provide research and consulting services as Bright Green ramps up its growing operations and brings its world-class research and development facilities online.
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