Mesa County moves forward with clean transit study for Grand Valley Transit
28 January, 2026
Completion of the study will position Mesa County and Grand Valley Transit to compete for additional state and federal grants.
Completion of the study will position Mesa County and Grand Valley Transit to compete for additional state and federal grants.
It has also requested EPA to extend the approval to include engine model year 2024 given the functional similarities.
The Partnership announced that M. Douglas Dagan has been promoted to Senior Vice President – Renewable Energy.
The long-term strategic partnership is intended to transform the way biogas projects are designed, optimized, and operated.
The funding reflects the gravity of the wasted food problem across North America and recognizes Divert’s scalable solutions.
This project will transform landfill gas into a renewable, local energy source that can be directly injected into the grid.
The new buses will replace end-of-life vehicles, helping METRO support efficient, lower-emission transit service across the Houston region.
Five-year extension expected to support approximately 400,000 MWh of reliable, locally produced renewable electricity.
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