
Amp Americas dairy RNG projects have reduced more than 2 million MT of CO2e
Amp Americas partners with dairy farmers across the United States on projects that reduce methane emissions from dairy waste.

Amp Americas partners with dairy farmers across the United States on projects that reduce methane emissions from dairy waste.

$1.5 million available to provide funds for 50 fuel cards to help accelerate the transition to low- and zero-emissions vehicles.

Self-service hydrogen filling station on a background of trucks.

RNG is derived from organic waste streams that would otherwise release methane to the environment as they decompose.

Facility generates enough clean, reliable energy to fuel 8,350 homes annually.

The total includes $3,772,646.05 for medium truck projects, and $5,952,037.69 for large truck projects.

The biogas cleanup unit will produce renewable natural gas that meets utility gas pipeline standards and will be utilized as

The project is designed to capture dairy waste from approximately 30,000 milking cows across three dairy farms to generate 100%

The North County Transit District announced that the California Energy Commission has awarded the District a $4 million grant to

Canadian biogas experienced a decade of rapid growth from 2011 to 2020, with an almost 50% jump in operating biogas