What’s Next for RNG? Experts Break Down 2026–2027 Policy Shifts

The EPA’s newly finalized Renewable Fuel Standard volumes—26.81 billion gallons for 2026 and 27.02 billion for 2027—are raising fresh questions for the RNG sector. Meanwhile, California’s amended Low Carbon Fuel Standard introduces a steeper carbon-intensity benchmark through 2045. RNG Coalition spokesperson Dylan Chase weighed in, noting the group backs tighter limits because they support higher credit prices and reward RNG’s low carbon intensity relative to other transportation fuels.

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