RNG-fueled fleets in California mark six years of carbon-free outcomes
8 July, 2026
RNG remains the most immediate, cost-effective way to decarbonize heavy-duty transportation.
RNG remains the most immediate, cost-effective way to decarbonize heavy-duty transportation.
The Yolo County Board of Supervisors approved the 20-year agreement with Yolo RNG, LLC on May 26.
The combined organization serves clients across environmental, agricultural, industrial, and federal sectors.
Oregon’s oldest utility continues to increase the percentage of RNG delivered to customers.
Waga Energy will finance, construct, own, and operate an RNG production unit with an initial design capacity of 3,000 scfm.
NGVAmerica released its Fuel a Greener Future report detailing the significant environmental and economic benefits of RNG-fueled fleeting.
The RNG supply will be injected into UGI Utilities’ high-pressure natural gas pipeline serving its distribution system located in Lackawanna
Six new 17-passenger transit buses hit the road in Henderson County, with 80,000 passenger trips projected annually for the vehicles.
The funding will help bring to market innovative clean hydrogen technologies, including fuel-cell marine vessels, hydrogen refueling stations at ports,
NGVAmerica’s Technology & Development Committee encourages NGVA member companies and NGV fleets to take note of important available training opportunities.
