July 30, 2026. OPAL Fuels, a leader in the production, marketing, and distribution of renewable and compressed natural gas (RNG and CNG) used as a transportation fuel for heavy duty trucking, is building a new fueling station in the City of Dinuba, and will own and maintain the station through a long-term agreement with the City and its partners that provide municipal services. Most immediately, the station will supply CNG to the refuse collection fleet of Peña’s Disposal Service, the City’s contracted refuse services provider, as well as other CNG vehicles serving Dinuba and the surrounding areas, one of California’s most productive agricultural regions.
As part of the long-term agreement, the new station will also dispense RNG, a carbon-negative to low-carbon fuel derived from organic waste sources such as landfills, dairy waste, and wastewater treatment plants, to power the refuse trucks that serve the community daily. The station is expected to be open to the public, giving the City of Dinuba and other local fleet operators access to renewable fuel.
“We are proud to invest in the City of Dinuba’s fueling infrastructure and help Peña’s Disposal Service deliver essential services more sustainably,” said Adam Comora, Co-Chief Executive Officer of OPAL Fuels. “With RNG consistently beating diesel on cost while also reducing emissions, this partnership benefits both the community and the environment.”
Once operational, the station is projected to displace approximately 400,000 gallons of diesel annually.