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Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas (RNG Coalition) is the RNG industry in North America.

"Renewable natural gas (RNG) is captured methane from the emissions of society’s recurring waste streams (like trash, wastewater, or animal manure) refined to meet natural gas quality standards for use as heat, fuel, hydrogen creation, or electricity generation."

- David Cox, Founder & CFO of RNG Coalition

“RNG Coalition’s Sustainable Methane Abatement & Recycling Timeline (SMART) is our initiative to capture and control methane produced from the 43,000+ aggregated organic waste sites in North America by 2050.”

- Johannes Escudero, Founder & CEO of RNG Coalition

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What Are They Saying About RNG?

“Developing RNG resources is one way to diversify fuel supplies and increase fuel security, provide economic benefits to communities and end users, improve local air quality and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.”
- U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

On the Port of Seattle cutting emissions from its own operations by 46 percent in 2021 over a 2005 baseline:
“Renewable natural gas made this breakthrough possible.”
- Port of Seattle Commissioner Ryan Calkins

“This innovative partnership allows us to turn waste into resource by converting biogas, a byproduct of wastewater treatment, into renewable energy. This not only benefits our regional economy, but also reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Phoenix has set ambitious sustainability and renewable energy goals, and this kind of public-private partnership will help us get there.”
- Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego

“This project creates a clean, reliable and consistent source of energy from a naturally occuring byproduct of our landfills […] I commend this innovative partnership for the benefits it will bring our economy, environment and communities.”
- Missouri Governor Jay Nixon