Educational Series
July 30, 2020
Across the U.S., some of the most cost-effective climate protection investments have been in renewable natural gas (RNG) production facilities that reduce fugitive methane emissions, coupled with incentive funding for near-zero emission natural gas trucks. But as states design future policies and incentive programs, many have questioned whether there is ample enough supply of RNG to support a large increase in demand.
Watch this webinar recording to hear key findings from two recent reports that forecast RNG production volumes by feedstock and detail RNG’s unique ability to meaningfully and cost effectively reduce GHG emissions across all sectors of the economy:
Plus, hear from one of the nation’s largest investors in RNG production on their efforts to increase RNG supply.
Director - Gas Partnership Business Development
Dominion Energy Gas Infrastructure Group
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2020
GNA
The goal of this study by Gladstein, Neandross & Associates is to provide stakeholders and policy makers with a much more accurate, data-driven estimate for the total volume of RNG that will be produced in-state and made available for transportation use by California fleet operators in the near term.
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2019
American Gas Foundation
This study by the American Gas Foundation provides an estimate of the supply potential of domestic RNG resources, calculates associated costs of RNG production and estimates the corresponding GHG emission reduction potential.
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