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Stay up to date with the latest stories, insights, and announcements.PTI deploys RNG Trucks for Graphic Packaging’s Freight Operations
PTI, the operating brand of Paper Transport, is working with Graphic Packaging International to incorporate renewable natural gas (RNG) into dedicated freight services between Chicago and Kalamazoo. Eight trucks equipped with Cummins X15N natural gas engines transport paperboard and recovered fibre through the packaging producer’s supply chain.
Decatur Hills, Waga Energy Celebrate Ribbon Cutting for Indiana RNG Facility
Decatur Hills Landfill and Waga Energy held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the renewable natural gas (RNG) facility at the Decatur Hills Landfill in Greensburg, Indiana. The facility has been in operation since July 2026.
The ceremony brought together local and state officials, community members, and representatives of the project partners.
The Landfill Group Announces Commercial Operation of First Renewable Natural Gas Facility in Columbus, Georgia
On August 10, 2026, the Landfill Group, in partnership with LS Power, commenced operation of a project collecting and upgrading landfill gas into pipeline quality renewable natural gas (RNG) at the Pine Grove Landfill in Columbus, Georgia. The Columbus Power Producers (CPP) project marks a historic milestone as the first renewable natural gas (RNG) facility in Columbus, Georgia, transforming landfill gas into a valuable, renewable energy resource. A ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the start of commercial operations will be held on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
Aemetis Begins Operation of Two New Biogas Digesters
Aemetis, Inc. announced that its Aemetis Biogas subsidiary has completed construction and started operation of two additional dairy biogas digesters as part of the company’s biogas production network.
Aemetis now operates 14 dairy digesters that receive manure feedstock from 17 dairy facilities that are expected to produce about 600,000 MMBtu per year of renewable natural gas (RNG). Biogas produced at the digesters is transported by 36 miles of Aemetis pipeline to a central biogas-to-RNG production facility in Keyes, California, which delivers RNG into the PG&E utility gas pipeline. Aemetis has signed agreements with a total of 50 dairies in the area to install digesters.
Greece Enters RNG Market with First Facility
Greece is preparing to produce biomethane for the first time after state-owned gas supplier DEPA Commercial received the country's first installation permit for a compressed biomethane production unit.
The facility, located at an existing biogas plant known as Farma Chitas is approaching its trial operation phase. Once operational, the plant will upgrade surplus biogas into bio-CNG for sale as a transport fuel at DEPA Commercial's Fisikon service station network
Virginia Beach Project Turns Wastewater Byproduct into RNG
Virginia Natural Gas (VNG), Hampton Roads Sanitation District (HRSD) and Johnson Controls have celebrated the groundbreaking of a renewable natural gas facility at HRSD's Atlantic Treatment Plant in Virginia Beach.
The innovative project brings together three organizations with a shared commitment to sustainability, innovation and community impact.
Seaweed-Fed Biomethane Project Secures Long-Term Offtake Agreement
SmartestEnergy signed a long-term agreement to market biomethane and environmental products from a planned seaweed-fed biomethane facility expected to produce up to 420 GWh annually. The project highlights growing interest in alternative feedstocks for renewable gas production.
PurposeEnergy Commissions $40M Ohio Facility Converting Yogurt Residuals to Renewable Energy
PurposeEnergy announced the commissioning of its industrial food waste and wastewater pre-treatment facility in Minster, Ohio. This facility converts wastewater and high-strength organic food waste residuals piped directly from Danone USA's largest U.S. yogurt manufacturing facility, and from other regional food and beverage producers, into renewable biogas, water treated to municipal discharge standards, and nutrient-rich soil amendments.
Divert Acquires Anaerobic Digesters in North Carolina, Rhode Island
Divert has acquired two anaerobic digestion facilities from Anaergia in North Carolina and Rhode Island, expanding its organics-to-energy portfolio. The transaction transfers ownership of facilities with a combined capacity exceeding 220,000 tons per year and reflects continued investment and consolidation within the North American anaerobic digestion sector.
Engie to Build RNG Facility in France to Fuel CMA CGM's Fleet
French energy company Engie announced that it has signed a new framework agreement with multinational shipping and logistics company CMA CGM to develop a biomethane production facility in France to supply renewable fuel to support the decarbonization of CMA CGM’s fleet.
Starting in 2029/2030, the facility is expected to convert livestock waste, household biowaste and agricultural residues into biomethane, which will be supplied to CMA CGM’s fleet through the European gas grid under a certified mass-balance system.
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