Our final snapshot price is determined as the minimum incentivizing the transport and processing of 100% of the available manure supply, calculated at 861.79 USD/MWh based on SCM analysis. First, we observe that this extends the pattern observed in the previous case; manure transport extends as far as 275.8 km across the state, primarily to the West. This result points to existing limitations within the MP design: there is insufficient capacity in our MP design in Eastern Wisconsin to process the manure produced there, and transport costs prohibit the movement of manure to areas with additional capacity. This case demonstrates that only extreme peak prices could support the given layout, but also suggests that reorganizing the locations of the 120 MP installations based on minimizing transportation costs subject to the locations of the CAFOs could result in a significant decrease in the required electricity price. At a 100% manure processing rate (all 11.2 million tonnes), MP systems can produce 892,477 MWh of electricity (83,800 residences) and almost double that of the break-even outcome. We include the profit values in this case, but note that they are excessive, and represent the SCM result in which every MWh produced can be sold at the determined rate.