Landfill gas continues to drive U.S. renewable natural gas growth
20 July, 2026
New data shows landfill gas projects now account for 64% of U.S. RNG production.
New data shows landfill gas projects now account for 64% of U.S. RNG production.
The project is anticipated to be in-service in 2030, subject to final commissioning.
BWATC now has one of Michigan’s largest CNG fueling facilities with a fleet of 78 CNG powered buses.
She assumes the role at a pivotal time for Canada’s energy industry.
The North American RNG portfolio now stands at 604 operational facilities.
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 Outlook calls for a pragmatic, fact-based conversation about delivering lower-carbon energy while meeting growing demand.
Eight individuals and organizations honored for their contributions to advance gaseous-fueled transportation.
