Springfield launches new RNG development initiative at landfill and wastewater facility
27 July, 2026
The initiative is part of the City’s long-term effort to capture and beneficially use biogas.
The initiative is part of the City’s long-term effort to capture and beneficially use biogas.
The action marks a transition toward cleaner and safer roads in Hawaii.
The new PRD is designed for systems that have a working pressure of 5,000psi.
From 1 to 4 September 2026, Hamburg will once again become the meeting point for the international maritime industry.
The project will capture methane generated from landfill operations and convert it into pipeline-quality renewable natural gas.
The new station will support the agency’s growing fleet of zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell buses.
Agreement includes CNG station upgrades and has the capacity to dispense 4 million GGE of fuel over the next decade.
The new buses will increase The Rapid’s fixed-route compressed natural gas fleet from 131 to 139 vehicles.
Natural gas and biomethane (its drop-in renewable form) are proven, scalable solutions for public transport.
The facility coming online marks another important milestone in Casella’s strategy to recover value from the waste it manages.
