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New study reveals near-term impact of RNG in California
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Gladstein, Neadross & Associates via Yahoo Finance
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Consulting firm GNA has authored a new study to determine California's future in-state renewable natural gas (RNG) supply, "An Assessment: California's In-State RNG Supply for Transportation: 2020-2024." Some key findings include: California-produced RNG will have an average energy-weighted carbon intensity of -101.74 gCO2e/MJ as of January 2024; more than $1 billion is being invested in California to build the state's supply of locally produced RNG — with 77% coming from private investors; and by January 2024, 160 RNG production facilities will be online and producing 119 million DGE of fuel — primarily sourced from dairy farms and landfills — enough to fuel 13,731 natural gas trucks in California annually.
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