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New analysis released today by the American Biogas Council (ABC) highlights strong growth in U.S. landfill biogas facilities, with steady increases in investment and energy production over the past five years. Biogas systems at landfills capture the gases that waste produces as it breaks down within the landfill. The biogas is then used to power and heat homes, fuel vehicles, and generate ...
Enviro NZ is taking another step toward cleaner, greener energy generation with the addition of a new Jenbacher J320 gas engine, supplied by Clarke Energy. The upgrade will boost operational efficiency, cut emissions, and increase renewable energy production from landfill gas at their Hampton Downs site in New ...
As data centers grow in scale and energy intensity fueled by AI, hyperscale growth, and global digital demand the need for efficient, resilient, and sustainable energy infrastructure is greater than ever. While electric-only backup systems have dominated historically, Combined Cooling, Heat and Power (CCHP) offers a compelling alternative: one that cuts costs, boosts resilience, and delivers ...
The 11.7 MWe facility, wholly owned by Ameresco, has the capability to process 4,500 scfm of landfill gas annually into nearly 1.2M dekatherms of renewable energy enhancing grid resilience through a local source of baseload supply while reducing emissions by displacing fossil fuels Ameresco, Inc., (NYSE: AMRC), a leading energy solutions provider dedicated to ...
BerQ RNG is proud to announce that its subsidiary, Owensboro RNG, LLC, has closed a $36 million credit facility with Comerica Bank to support the construction and development of a renewable natural gas (RNG) facility at the West Daviess County Landfill in Owensboro, Kentucky. ...
Organix Energy Inc., a Canada-based renewable energy project developer, and Clarke Energy Bangladesh Ltd., a Rehlko Company and global leader in distributed power generation solutions, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on renewable energy initiatives in Bangladesh. This partnership signifies a shared commitment to promoting cleaner energy, reducing greenhouse gas ...
Clarke Energy is proud to have supplied the 4MW generator package to LGI Ltd for their Eastern Creek Renewable Power Project, a landmark collaboration between LGI Ltd and BINGO INDUSTRIES. Situated within BINGO’s Eastern Creek Recycling Ecology Park in New South Wales, this innovative project transforms biogas from the landfill into renewable electricity – advancing BINGO’s ...
The U.S. is home to approximately: 609 anaerobic digesters on farms; 1,180 water resource recovery facilities using digesters; 113 stand-alone food waste systems; and 583 landfill gas capture projects. The industry’s growth potential is 500% greater, including: 11,200 livestock farms; 3,750 additional water resource recovery facilities; 1,370 ...
BIOGAS AMERICAS is the largest biogas and renewable natural gas conference and tradeshow in North America. SJI serves as the show’s title sponsor for 2025, which is expected to attract more than 2,000 attendees and more than 3,500 square feet of exhibits. ...
“Speaker Johnson’s commitment to increasing domestic energy production, the wise use of resources, and using tax policy to support American innovation and job creation aligns perfectly with the goals and values of the biogas industry, which converts food scraps, manure, landfill gas and other often wasted material, into renewable fuel and electricity. ...
The City of Lincoln, Nebraska has issued a Request for Proposals from qualified firms to finance, design, build, own, operate, and maintain a Landfill Gas to Renewable Natural Gas project and to market and monetize the output of said project from Lincoln’s Bluff Road Landfill. ...
The Methagen LF biogas upgrading system was chosen by CEM Engineering and Concord Engineering Group because of its proven capability to upgrade highly contaminated landfill gas while guaranteeing to meet pipeline specifications at market leading efficiency. ...
At Greenlane, we were not satisfied with current landfill gas upgrading and saw an opportunity to make a major step forward with technology that ensures adaptability and reliability with lower costs and optimized performance for a wide range of landfill sites. ...
(NASDAQ: CLNE), the largest provider of the cleanest fuel for the transportation market, has announced a series of new deals as it continues to meet the growing customer demand for renewable natural gas (RNG), with new fueling contracts, construction of additional fueling infrastructure, and operations and maintenance contracts. ...
(“Greenlane”) (TSX: GRN / FSE: 52G) is pleased to announce that it has secured a $6.5 million contract to provide a new system for upgrading biogas produced at a landfill in Canada into pipeline-quality renewable natural gas (“RNG”). ...
Methane from dairy cow manure is becoming sustainable renewable natural gas (RNG) at a new DTE Vantage facility that recently began operations in Scipio Center, New York. The project is a collaboration with Sunnyside Farm, which manages approximately 9,000 cows and heifers, and will reduce greenhouse gas emissions in both the immediate area and transportation ...
This first of its kind energy center in the U.S. will be powered by a uniquely designed co-located LFG-to-Electric Plant and will serve as a major milestone in renewable energy production, converting landfill gas into clean, renewable natural gas. Powered by this unique configuration, the Keller Canyon RNG plant will significantly reduce ...
The facility will capture methane-rich landfill gas, a byproduct of decomposing organic waste, and convert it into RNG, a valuable renewable energy source. "Transforming landfill gas into RNG is a critical step toward a cleaner planet. It’s more logical to utilize the methane already in our atmosphere rather than ...
Sometimes we find gas leaks that we can't explain. The measurement technology shows that the gas found is flammable, but there is no obvious damage site. Repeated measurements continue to show gas emissions. The cause could not only be a defective natural gas pipeline, but also digester or swamp gases (e.g., biogas from ...
If a company buys renewable natural gas made from biogas with a carbon intensity six times lower than natural gas, it only must replace 1/6 of its gas usage to reduce all of its carbon emissions from that gas,” said Serfass. Landfill gas leads both investment dollars and biogas output ...