The acquisition includes six operating landfill gas-to-RNG (Renewable Natural Gas) sites in the U.S.
New legislation is expected to expand the market for biogas.
The visit included a tour of the facility and a meeting with OPAL Fuels Co-Chief Executive Officer Adam Comora.
Newly certified operators expand the skilled workforce supporting U.S. biogas systems.
RNG accounted for 94 percent of on-road NGV fuel use in 2025.
The new name reflects the company’s sharpened focus on commercially ready technologies that enable affordable, lower-emission heavy-duty transportation.
Wine will create and oversee the company’s commercial strategy and lead efforts to drive revenue growth.
The event will be held Tuesday, October 20, in Room Gateway A of the Four Seasons Hotel.
The facility will capture and purify landfill methane for delivery through pipelines, supplying a fuel option for buses and trucks.
Joins national coalition advancing renewable natural gas and low-carbon fuels at a pivotal time for the transportation sector.
