The facility is expected to begin operations in December and add $7 million of annual revenue by processing municipal solid waste into solid recovered fuel.

New York City aims to phase out the use of traditional diesel fuel and reduce CO2 emissions.

The initiative will include a rule to establish updated standards that address NOx emissions from heavy-duty trucks and engines.

LFG can be used to fuel vehicles, power gas turbines and can be converted to electricity.

The transportation and logistics company aims to lower its carbon footprint with Neste MY Renewable Diesel.

Vogel Disposal Service seeks to eventually fill its 220-vehicle fleet at one of several fueling stations it will own, one day bypassing the utility.

LA Metro’s plan is to reach a 2030 zero emission target and retain environmental attributes by selling credits earned by dispensing and using RNG.

Methane-reducing technology reduces emissions and saves enough natural gas to fuel more than 12,500 U.S. homes.

The agreement enables BP to flow larger volumes of RNG to Clean Energy stations as demand picks up over the next several years.

Energy Vision honored business and government leaders and alternative energy advocates who are helping speed adoption of renewable natural gas made from organic waste.