‘Largest renewable natural gas production plant in the world’ expected in St. John the Baptist Parish
A Toronto-based company is planning to invest $1.35 billion into the production of a renewable natural gas plant and green hydrogen facility in St. John the Baptist Parish.
World's largest "renewable" natural gas production plant to open in Louisiana, company says
Woodland Biofuels plans to build a $1.35 billion facility in St. John Parish to produce biofuel, the company announced Tuesday. Why it matters: It will be the world's largest carbon-negative "renewable" natural gas plant,
J.B. Hunt to test new truck powered by renewable natural gas
Lowell-based carrier J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc. will be the first company to participate in a program to test a new truck that runs on renewable natural gas. According to
JBS USA and GreenGasUSA Partner to Transform Renewable Natural Gas Production
GREELEY, Colo. and CHARLESTON, S.C., Sept. 17, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- JBS USA, a leading global food producer, and GreenGasUSA today announced a new partnership to produce renewable natural gas (RNG) at multiple JBS beef and poultry processing facilities across the U.S.
Pilgrim’s, JBS USA to produce renewable natural gas
Biogas from wastewater from Pilgrim’s plant in Sumter, South Carolina, and two JBS beef plants will be purified into pipeline-quality natural gas.
Canada's Woodland Biofuels to invest $1.35 bln at Port of Louisiana for renewable fuels plant
Canadian renewable fuel company Woodland Biofuels announced on Tuesday an investment of $1.35 billion at the Port of South Louisiana to establish a renewable natural gas (RNG) plant and ultra-green hydrogen facility.
UK Gas Plants Are Hardly Running as Renewable Power Floods Grid
Running hours of gas-fired power plants in the UK are at the lowest since at least 2017 as wind, solar and imports from Norway and France flood the grid.
Company plans to turn garbage and wood into biofuels at $1.35 billion Louisiana plant
A Toronto-based energy company announced plans Tuesday for a new facility in Louisiana that would burn wood and garbage to produce what it considers “renewable” biofuels, though some critics question their sustainability.
Woodland Biofuels to invest $1.35bn in renewable fuels plant in Louisiana, US
The Canadian company's new facility will be located at the Globalplex multimodal plant at the Port of South Louisiana.
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How Renewables Could Slash Oil and Gas Production Emissions by 80%
This article explores how electrifying upstream oil and gas production with renewable energy sources can significantly reduce ...
NW Natural said it was going green. 7 years in, it sells as much fossil fuel as before
The company's "Less We Can" campaign promoted renewable natural gas as: "Change for the better. Without changing a thing." ...
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One of the world’s largest renewable biofuels production facilities announced
Woodland Biofuels has announced a planned $1.35 billion (€1.21 billion) investment at the Port of South Louisiana to ...
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NW Natural said it was going green. 7 years in, it sells as much fossil fuel as before
Seven years ago, Oregon’s biggest natural gas company set out to convince lawmakers and residents that an abundant new source of green energy was out there, just waiting to be tapped. Renewable ...
Green Meadows plant in Hilbert converts landfill gas into clean energy
The Green Meadows plant, which is adjacent to the the Hickory Meadows landfill, captures biogas produced from the ...
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Oklahoma utility requests permission to buy natural gas generation plant to meet rising electricity demands
The Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO) has asked state regulators for permission to buy a natural gas combined-cycle ...
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What will new Michigan renewable energy targets cost DTE? Utility makes projections
As new Michigan laws require utilities to aggressively ramp up reliance on technologies like wind and solar, power companies ...