Spire Tapped to Develop RNG Facility in KC, with St. Louis Project in Works
Natural gas utility Spire Inc. is developing a renewable natural gas (RNG) facility in Kansas City, MO, the first in the area, via a venture with the city’s water utility.
Natural gas utility Spire Inc. is developing a renewable natural gas (RNG) facility in Kansas City, MO, the first in the area, via a venture with the city’s water utility.
As policies incentivizing clean energy continue to mount, renewable natural gas (RNG) is poised for more growth, the scale of which could depend on the outcome of state and federal legislation.
Enbridge Inc. further expanded its presence in the Lower 48 by acquiring a string of renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities.
A renewable natural gas (RNG) plant in Indiana, able to process 3,200 cubic feet/minute of landfill gas, has begun operations, according to BP plc-led Archaea Energy.
Renewable natural gas (RNG) and biofuels producer Aemetis Inc. has closed the sale of $53 million in investment tax credits created through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) as a part of its first wave of projects expected to be accelerated by the legislative program.
North American utility customers are less likely to pay into carbon offset programs using renewable natural gas (RNG) or differentiated gas when prices are high, according to several industry executives.
FuelCell Energy Inc., a global leader in sustainable energy technologies, is partnering with Toyota Motor North America Inc. on a triple generation system, aka “Tri-gen,” to produce renewable electricity, renewable hydrogen, and directed biogas, better known as renewable natural gas (RNG).
Project Canary, which moved the natural gas industry toward the ubiquitous use of “responsibly sourced gas,” or RSG, has expanded its reach to help customers measure and analyze environmental risks and emissions.
Mitsui & Co. Ltd. has taken a 33% stake in Cim Group’s growing renewable natural gas (RNG) company as it bets on soaring demand for low-carbon gas for LNG and alternative fuels.
U.S. natural gas utilities are using innovation and technology to improve their portfolios, adding more renewable natural gas (RNG) and alternative fuels while reducing coal, executives said during the recent second quarter conference calls.