CHAR Technologies Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Hugh Cleland, CFA to the Board of Directors. “This is an exciting time to join the CHAR team as the company progresses from the R&D and early commercial stage into substantial commercial...

Shell Oil plans to build a new renewable natural gas facility in Southern Idaho, and there may be more coming online in the very new future that will not only help reduce CO2 emissions but also help the dairy industry in Idaho. Once operational the RNG facility, Shell...

The 15-liter engine will offer ratings up to 500 hp and 1,850 ft-lbs. of torque and is expected to weigh 500 lbs. less than comparable 15-liter diesel engines currently available on the market while not requiring Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) to meet 2024...

The mission of the US Composting Council is to advance composting and promote compost use to enhance soils and provide economic and environmental benefits for our members and society. More >>

ARMATEC is a well established supplier of agitators, pumps, and additional tank accessories for the biogas, wastewater, and industrial sector. Founded in 1965, Armatec started out inventing pumps and agitators. Nowadays, the...

Archaea Energy is an emerging leader in developing renewable natural gas from high-carbon emission processes and industries by capturing recurring emissions from food waste, wastewater, agricultural waste and landfill gas. Archaea builds, operates and manages RNG...

At our core, we’re a Texas-based, national accounting firm with comprehensive capabilities. That means we do the things you’d expect us to do: traditional assurance and tax services. However, our philosophy has always been about doing more than expected. That’s why...

Connect with opportunities fueling a cleaner world at the new in-person BIOGAS AMERICAS — Powered by ABC. Biogas has enormous potential in the U.S. — and this May, an official industry event to match. ABC invites anyone invested in this rapidly expanding market to tap...

Baltimore Gas and Electric Company gained approval to use biogas — gas derived from organic sources such as food waste and lawn clippings — in its distribution system, making it the first utility to do so in the state. The Maryland Public Service Commission approved...