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September - The Wastewater to Biogas Opportunity
Wastewater is the largest untapped biogas opportunity in the U.S., with almost half of the nation’s 2,580 biogas capture facilities located at treatment plants. Together they capture 99.5 billion cubic feet a year — enough for 1.1 million homes — while 3,750 more plants could raise that to 172 billion cubic feet, enough for 1.9 million homes.
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August - How America's Biogas is Used - Data & Resources
Biogas turns organic waste from farms, landfills, wastewater treatment facilities, and food processing into renewable electricity, heat, and renewable natural gas (RNG). 497 new biogas systems have come online since 2020, and 89% of them produce RNG — driven by clean fuel programs for transportation. In total, U.S. systems capture nearly 788 billion cubic feet of biogas annually.
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Landfills are the largest source of captured biogas in the U.S., driving record investment in renewable natural gas (RNG) production. The nation's 598 landfill gas capture systems provide about three-quarters of all biogas captured in the U.S. and produce 64% of the nation's RNG.
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June - National Dairy Month
Dairy biogas systems help farmers transform manure into valuable products while reducing greenhouse gas emissions, creating renewable energy, supporting rural economies, and improving environmental outcomes.
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