RNG NEWS
Stay up to date with the latest stories, insights, and announcements.France Proposes Extending Biogas Support Scheme to Pyrolysis
France has proposed expanding its renewable gas support scheme to include pyrolysis and gasification projects, a move that could broaden the country’s biomethane production pathways and open new opportunities for thermochemical conversion technologies.
Waga Energy signs a EUR128 million, 10-year structured Green Loan to accelerate its deployment in Europe
Waga Energy (EPA: WAGA), a global leader in the production of renewable natural gas (RNG) from landfills, has signed a EUR128 million structured bank financing agreement with a 10-year maturity, in order to:
-- refinance a portfolio of around twenty WAGABOX units in operation,
-- finance projects under construction in France, Spain and Italy,
-- finance the development of new projects not yet contracted in Europe.
Kinder Morgan Issues 2025 Sustainability Report
Kinder Morgan, Inc. (NYSE: KMI) today announced the publication of its 2025 Sustainability Report, highlighting the company’s focus on safe, reliable operations, and practical progress across its sustainability efforts. The report includes the company’s greenhouse gas emissions disclosures, adoption of advanced emissions detection technology, and commitment to employee development.
Hawaii Becomes Fifth US State To Adopt Clean Fuel Standard
Hawaii Governor Josh Green has signed legislation directing the state's Department of Transportation to establish a Clean Fuel Standard (CFS) program, making Hawaii the fifth US state to adopt a low-carbon fuel scheme of this kind.
RNG Coalition Celebrates Culmination of Hawaii CFS Process
RNG Coalition on July 23 celebrates Hawaii Gov. Josh Green's signing of SB 2999 into law, directing the Hawaii Department of Transportation to establish a Clean Fuel Standard (CFS) program following a concerted push by lawmakers and industry stakeholders.
Viridi Energy Breaks Ground on RNG Facility at Lincoln, Nebraska Landfill
Viridi Energy, backed by Warburg Pincus, has started construction on a new renewable natural gas facility at the City of Lincoln’s Bluff Road Landfill in Nebraska, under a build-own-operate contract with the city. The project will capture methane from decomposing organic waste and convert it into pipeline-grade RNG, supporting both local environmental goals and the region’s clean fuel supply.
EverGen Infrastructure Announces Record Q2 2026 RNG Production
EverGen Infrastructure Corp. reported its highest-ever second-quarter RNG output, producing 54,675 GJ in Q2 2026, a 3.6% increase over Q1 2026 and a 10.9% increase compared with Q2 2025. The results mark continued growth for the company’s renewable natural gas operations as it scales production across its facilities.
EPA Reports 2.16 Billion RINs Generated in June, Including RNG Credits
The EPA’s latest Renewable Fuel Standard data shows 2.16 billion Renewable Identification Numbers (RINs) were generated in June, with roughly 2.45 million RINs attributed to domestic renewable natural gas producers. The monthly report offers an updated breakdown of fuel-pathway contributions across the RFS program.
H2A to Invest $570 Million in 22 New Biomethane Plants Across Brazil
Brazilian biogas developer H2A Bioenergia is advancing 22 biomethane plants across the country, backed by an investment of roughly R$2.9 billion (about $570 million) over the next five years, turning agricultural and livestock waste into a new revenue stream for rural producers.
The plants, expected to produce about 800,000 cubic meters of biomethane daily from swine, cattle, and poultry waste, will target heavy transport and diesel replacement, building on H2A’s first ANP-certified biomethane facility in Santa Catarina and supporting Brazil’s push to decarbonize its agricultural sector.
EnviTec Commits €100 Million to Biomethane Expansion in Germany
Germany-based EnviTec Biogas has unveiled plans to invest roughly €100 million ($117 million) in biomethane production by 2029, expanding gas upgrading capacity as it shifts its biogas portfolio away from power generation and toward renewable gas.
The funding will support the conversion and expansion of existing biogas plants operating under Germany’s Renewable Energy Act, alongside new biomethane facilities built between 2026 and 2029, as the country’s revised auction-based support scheme increasingly favors renewable gas over traditional biogas-to-power generation.
Don’t miss an update—join our weekly newsletter below.