Carbon-Negative
When sourced from waste, RNG reduces more emissions than it produces and can decarbonize sectors that require reliable, high-temperature energy such as food processing, chemicals, manufacturing, etc.
Clean and sustainable. Made from organic waste material.
Chemically similar to fossil natural gas.
Renewable Natural Gas (RNG), also known as biomethane, is a clean and sustainable energy source produced by capturing and refining biogas from organic waste. This waste can come from sources like landfills, agricultural operations, wastewater treatment plants, and food processing facilities.
When organic materials break down in the absence of oxygen, they produce biogas – a mixture primarily made up of methane and carbon dioxide.
GreenGas is creating RNG by upgrading this raw biogas to remove impurities and concentrate the methane, resulting in a fuel that’s chemically identical to conventional natural gas and compatible with existing gas pipelines and infrastructure.
When sourced from waste, RNG reduces more emissions than it produces and can decarbonize sectors that require reliable, high-temperature energy such as food processing, chemicals, manufacturing, etc.
The natural gas pipeline network enables a reliable supply of RNG compared to other intermittent sources of renewable energy.
RNG is easy to purchase and integrate, as it’s compatible with existing natural gas infrastructure and available through many utility and energy providers.
RNG supports a circular economy and sustainable resource cycles by transforming organic waste into clean energy, reducing emissions while creating value from discarded materials.