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Stay up to date with the latest stories, insights, and announcements.Nearly $8 Million Is Now Available To Support Innovation in Low-Carbon Fuels In New York
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) today announced nearly $8 million is now available to support innovation in the development of low-carbon fuels in New York State. The competitive Waste to Low-Carbon Fuels Pilot and Demonstration solicitation supports innovation projects that pilot and scale converting waste feedstock from organic and inorganic discarded materials to energy in hard-to-electrify sectors of the economy. This funding helps make it more affordable to advance alternative fuel technologies that have the potential to lower emissions from transportation and industrial sectors and enhance electric grid reliability as part of the State’s clean energy transition.
As Electric Truck Demand Slows, CNG and RNG-Powered Trucks Accelerate
Compressed and renewable natural gas-powered commercial vehicles—particularly heavy-duty Class 8 rigs—are becoming an attractive option for fleets nationwide, as sales and interest in their electrified counterparts decline.
Aemetis Targets 550,000 MMBtu RNG Production Capacity in 2025 as Regulatory Credits Drive Growth
Eric A. McAfee, Chairman and CEO, reported that "in our dairy RNG business, we are steadily scaling up gas production with a new multi-dairy digester coming online this month that is expected to increase RNG production by 30%." He outlined expectations to reach 550,000 MMBtus of renewable natural gas production capacity this year and grow to a 1 million MMBtu annual run rate by the end of 2026. McAfee highlighted the approval of 7 dairy pathways by CARB, noting this unlocks about 120% more LCFS credit revenue for those dairies starting this quarter. He also referenced the expansion into ethanol production in India and the appointment of a new CFO at the India subsidiary as steps toward an IPO targeted for early 2026.
Anaerobic Digestion Seen as Possible Emissions Solution
Research finds agriculture waste could be transformed into biogas and fertilizer using bacteria-based technology.
Canadian farms could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions while generating renewable energy by converting agricultural waste into biogas, a McGill University doctoral student says.
CenterPoint Energy to Invest in Renewable Natural Gas Created from Twin Cities’ Metro Food and Yard Waste
CenterPoint Energy has signed an agreement with Dem-Con HZI Bioenergy, LLC (DCHZI), to purchase renewable natural gas (RNG) created from Twin Cities’ area food and yard waste. This made-in-Minnesota RNG is expected to connect to CenterPoint’s distribution system in Shakopee, Minn. in 2027, and provide customers with renewable energy for their homes and businesses.
Naturgy Connects First Biomethane Plant in Navarre to Gas Grid
Spanish utility Naturgy Energy Group SA (BME: NTGY) announced on Thursday that it has connected the first biomethane plant in Navarre, northern Spain, to its gas distribution network through its subsidiary Nedgia, reports Renewables Now.
Convertus Finalizes Permits for Ontario AD Facility
Canadian organics diversion and processing firm Convertus Group reportedly has received all necessary approvals and permits to start building its new anaerobic digestion (AD) and biofuels facility in the York Region of Ontario.
The company, which has operations in Canada and the United States, says the series of approvals marks a major step forward for "one of Canada’s most exciting green energy projects."
Opal Fuels Q2 2025 Slides: RNG Production Grows 33% Despite EBITDA Decline
Opal Fuels Inc (NASDAQ:OPAL) released its second quarter 2025 earnings presentation on August 8, 2025, revealing mixed results with strong renewable natural gas (RNG) production growth offset by lower profitability. The company’s stock closed at $2.26 on August 7, down 4.24% ahead of the earnings release.
RNG Gains New Momentum in Longhaul Trucking
Range, fuel supply and refueling infrastructure concerns tend to be the biggest bumps in the road for any alternative to a diesel tractor, but recent data and developments indicate at least one emerging technology’s path forward is becoming clearer — renewable natural gas.
And without many of the hurdles that battery-electric trucks face.
Clean Energy Fuels (CLNE): Capitalizing on RNG Growth and Policy Tailwinds in 2025
Clean Energy Fuels has been aggressive in securing RNG supply agreements with municipalities and transit agencies, a move that underscores its focus on high-volume, stable customers. Recent contracts with the Los Angeles Metro, Trinity Metro in Texas, and the City of El Paso are expected to deliver over 20 million gallons of RNG annually. These partnerships not only diversify CLNE's customer base but also align with the growing demand for decarbonization in public transportation.
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