RNG NEWS
Hexagon Group Receives Significant Multi-Segment Orders from a Major Refuse Fleet in North America
Hexagon Agility and Hexagon Digital Wave, subsidiaries of Hexagon Composites, have received orders from a major refuse fleet in North America. The orders, representing an estimated value of USD 20.6 million, span three major business segments within Hexagon Group.
Trillium Acquires CNG Network From U.S. Energy
Trillium Energy Solutions, part of the Love's Family of Companies, completed its acquisition of U.S. Energy's compressed natural gas (CNG) dispensing network on April 25. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
The network — a mix of public and private fueling stations — includes 41 stations across 15 states in the United States and three stations in Canada.
Anaergia and East County, California, Advanced Water Purification Joint Powers Authority Expand Project Scope
Anaergia Inc. (“Anaergia,” “the Company,” “us,” or “our”) (TSX: ANRG) (OTCQX: ANRGF) is pleased to announce that its subsidiary, Anaergia Technologies LLC, has secured a change order to provide more engineering services and supply of equipment as part of an ongoing project with the East County Advanced Water Purification (“AWP”) Joint Powers Authority (“JPA”) located in East San Diego County.
This builds on the contract that was disclosed on July 18, 2023. The water supply project is now under construction in Santee, California, and this facility is expected to commence operations before the end of 2026. This change order is expected to increase Anaergia’s revenues from the project by C$8.6 million.
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WM Opens $131 Million Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) Facility in Suburban Philadelphia, PA
WM celebrated the opening of its new RNG facility on the WM Fairless Landfill complex in Bucks County, Pa. The $131 million WM Fairless Renewable Natural Gas Facility is expected to generate approximately 3 million MMBtu per year of RNG, which is equivalent to the energy needed to power almost 63,000 homes annually. WM has been a leader in the beneficial use of landfill gas for decades. The Fairless facility is WM’s second renewable energy project in eastern Pennsylvania where the company also operates three landfill-gas-to-energy projects.
“WM is proud to bring more renewable energy to eastern Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic region as part of our continued sustainability growth strategy,” said Chris Farley, area vice president, WM Greater Mid-Atlantic. “Not only has this project helped bolster the local economy by creating jobs, but it also expands WM’s ability to capture and transform landfill gas into a lower-emission energy source that can power communities and even a portion of our own natural gas truck fleet.”
Small States Likely to Lead US in Clean Fuel Standards Rollouts: Event
'Think small' may be the theme to wider adoption of clean fuel standards across the US, according to speakers at an RNG Coalition event in Texas.
California's Low Carbon Fuel Standard program has been mired in legalese since mid-February while the most-recent iteration of a New York Clean Fuel Standard sits in the State Senate's Finance Committee, from which other versions have failed to advance in years past.
However, smaller states appear to be making progress.
Iowa Landfills Capture Methane and Convert It to Usable Natural Gas
When household waste decomposes at a landfill, it produces methane, a greenhouse gas that traps significantly more heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency requires that large landfills monitor and capture the gas, but some landfills in Iowa are going a step further and “upgrading” the landfill gas into renewable natural gas.
AVEVA Powers Archaea Energy’s RNG Leadership With Cutting-edge Data Infrastructure
Digital transformation leader AVEVA is fueling the future of clean energy by powering the nation’s largest renewable natural gas (RNG) producer with advanced industrial intelligence.
This is even as AVEVA has been selected by Archaea Energy, the top RNG producer in the U.S., to deliver a powerful operations data management infrastructure that will supercharge performance across its expanding network of renewable energy plants.
EnviTec Commissions 100th EnviThan Unit
After successful cold commissioning and subsequent shipment to Denmark by sea, the 100th EnviThan biogas upgrading plant built by Germany-headed biogas technology all-rounder EnviTec Biogas AG is now ready for commercial operation.
The anniversary EnviThan biogas upgrading plant can now achieve an impressive total capacity of 1,510 Nm3 of biomethane aka renewable natural gas (RNG) per hour.
First Public Biomethane Injection Point To Open in Latvia
This summer, the first public biomethane injection point in Latvia, connected to the gas transmission network, will be opened in Dzukste.
This will allow biomethane producers to deliver the gas they produce by truck and inject it into the common system even if there is no direct connection to the distribution or transmission network, according to the single gas transmission and storage system operator Conexus Baltic Grid (Conexus).
Doubling Down on Climate Leadership: WA Senate Votes To Strengthen Clean Fuels
On April 15, 2025, the Washington State Senate voted (25-23) to pass HB 1409 Concerning the Clean Fuel Standard (CFS), significantly improving Washington’s clean fuels program. The vote comes against the backdrop of recent federal attempts to stop state climate action, which has climate leaders and advocates naming state and local policymaking as the “final line of defense.”
House Majority Leader Rep. Joe Fitzgibbon (34th LD) was a key champion in getting the initial Clean Fuels program passed in 2021, and led this year’s push to pass an upgrade to the existing program. “With HB 1409, Washington is taking the next big step forward towards a clean transportation sector that protects our climate, our air quality, and our local economies,” he said. “Cleaner fuels will pay dividends for Washingtonians for years to come and further cement our status as a state leading the pack on climate action during a time of federal inaction and backsliding."