The project will capture biogas generated from the wastewater treatment process and produce pipeline quality renewable natural gas.
Facility is designed to reduce over 953 million pounds of carbon dioxide emissions per year otherwise produced by landfill gas.
California’s Air Resources Board took another step forward in its major rulemaking activities for the Low Carbon Fuel Standard.
Landfill gas remains the most popular feedstock option for renewable gas production (LFG-to-RNG).
AFVi is offering specialized training and certification in conjunction with Cummins that is designed specifically for Cummins vehicle technicians.
The contract includes a firm order of 12 buses, with options for COTA to purchase up to 33 additional buses.
The Greenwood County landfill has an estimated 70-plus years of remaining operating life.
New buses will use compressed natural gas, a cleaner, cost-effective alternative to diesel.
Guide produced for inclusion in vehicle cabs for quick reference in case of possible incident.
US Treasury issues much anticipated guidance.
