Lansing’s first renewable natural gas facility opened
9 March, 2022
Global sustainable energy producer EDL and key project stakeholders bp, Consumers Energy and Granger Waste Services welcomed the start of
Global sustainable energy producer EDL and key project stakeholders bp, Consumers Energy and Granger Waste Services welcomed the start of
The first public compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station in the City of Palmdale, California, is open.
Southern California Gas Co. announced that 14 billion cubic feet of renewable natural gas produced from organic waste was distributed
The California Public Utilities Commission, in ongoing efforts to support clean energy, set biomethane procurement targets for utilities to reduce
The Grand Rapids City Commission approved an agreement between the City and the Interurban Transit Partnership (The Rapid) for the
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.
