♻️ Turning waste into fuel isn’t just an idea—it’s a proven solution that’s scaling today. Our CEO and co-founder, Jorge Herrera, shared why landfill gas-to-RNG projects are one of the most effective ways to cut emissions while supplying affordable, reliable energy. RNG from landfills doesn’t just capture methane, it puts it to work, fueling heavy-duty fleets, powering communities, and reducing dependence on conventional fuels. ✅ Why does this matter? Landfills are one of the largest sources of methane emissions in the U.S., but with the right technology and partnerships, we can turn them into energy hubs. Public-private partnerships (PPP) are making these projects a reality, helping municipalities, fleets, and energy providers benefit from cleaner, more efficient fuel. Read Jorge’s insights to see why investing in landfill RNG is a win for the environment and the economy. #RenewableEnergy #RNG #CNG #Sustainability #CleanEnergy #PublicPrivatePartnerships
CEO & Co-Founder at Nopetro Energy | Empowering Communities and Businesses for a Smarter Energy Future | Clean Energy Leader and Pragmatist | Passion for Decarbonizing Energy | nopetroenergy.com
Every day, landfills nationwide generate Methane—a potent greenhouse gas that, if left unchecked, contributes to climate change. I see Methane not as a problem, but as an opportunity. Renewable natural gas (RNG) from landfills is one of the most efficient ways to turn waste into clean energy, reducing emissions while delivering reliable, economically advantageous fuel options. Why does Nopetro Energy partner with municipalities and invest in landfill gas-to-RNG public partnership projects (PPP)? Because the impact is undeniable: 🔹 Methane is 28x more potent than CO₂ over a 100-year period, making its capture critical for emission reductions. (US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)) 🔹 Landfills are the third-largest source of methane emissions in the U.S., accounting for about 15% of all Methane released. (EPA) 🔹 RNG from landfills can reduce lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions by up to 95% compared to diesel. (Argonne National Laboratory) 🔹 The number of landfill RNG projects has grown from 84 in 2022 to over 100 in 2023, and momentum is building. (EPA) 🔹 RNG is a drop-in fuel—it integrates with existing pipelines and fleet infrastructure, requiring no costly conversions. 🔹 Public-private partnerships are driving success—helping municipalities monetize landfill emissions while supplying sustainable energy. But developers can’t do it alone. Scaling landfill RNG requires strong partnerships—with municipalities, utilities, and fleet operators that recognize the value of turning emissions into energy. Public-private collaborations accelerate RNG production while delivering economic and environmental benefits to local communities. The solution is already here. With the right incentives and partnerships, we can maximize landfill RNG’s impact—transforming waste into a resource and building a more sustainable energy future. Who’s ready to make the shift? #NaturalGas #Energy #FleetManagement #Partnerships #CNG #RNG #NopetroEnergy