SWGas also is partnering with stakeholders on compressed natural gas (CNG) and renewable natural gas (RNG) projects. It has two proposals in Arizona, a dairy farm and wastewater treatment plant, to build interconnects with RNG suppliers to connect to the utility pipeline network.
“In California and Nevada, we now have the ability to purchase RNG for our portfolio in both states, and we have begun the process of working with both customers and our gas supply team to purchase RNG resources,” said general counsel Justin Brown.
By NGI