Waga Energy is joining forces with Steuben County, New York, on an RNG project at the county's Bath landfill. The RNG produced will be injected in the local grid and used as a biofuel to decarbonize mobility. The Steuben County landfill will be the first in the US to adopt Waga Energy's WAGABOX(R) technology, already in use at ten landfills with an additional eleven facilities forthcoming in Europe and North America.
First WAGABOX(R) Landfill Gas to RNG Project in the US Confirmed
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