By turning waste into fuel, renewable compressed natural gas (RNG) vehicles are the cleanest vehicles on our roads. RNG is produced through anaerobic digestion of manure and food, municipal, and solid waste; and is sourced from dairy farms, waste treatment facilities, and landfills. What would normally decompose, producing methane emissions that are 30 times more potent than CO2, is processed instead into a carbon negative fuel and delivered to vehicles at RNG/CNG fueling stations.
In the heavy-duty segment, RNG is a sure-thing alternative to diesel. RNG has, on-average for the past decade, been more than a dollar less per gallon than diesel, and because all RNG is produced domestically, has virtually none of the volatility that diesel does.
