renewable natural gas

“Now, even, even that pathway can't scale to fully supply or even really nearly fully supply or replace the methane that we're using today, but it could take a more significant chunk out of it. It's generally at least today, a far more expensive pathway. You kn…”

“The problem with all those sources of RNG landfills and cows and pigs is that they just don't scale to serve anywhere near the, Full amount of natural gas demand that we have today.”

“Pretty much every state study and government study shows that it can only be, you know, that, that you were looking at between five and 20% Of the total gas supply. That's the amount of renewable gas that we could supply.”

“Where a majority of the RNG comes from today is from landfill gas.”

“Other ones is going to be an entirely new kettle of fish that's going to be really hard for them to be able to figure out because you've got to go manage this, these facilities, and there are smaller volumes, and they require more attention, and so I would say…”

“And so I think you're probably two-ish percent penetration Of the 10 to 15 we talked about, ah, and really the wastewater treatment side and the food waste side is largely untapped, ah, right now”

“What we've seen from the revenue side or what that gas sells for, it will be anywhere from 10 dollars to 20 dollars a MMBTU is what that gas sells for in the non LCFS RIN markets. So if this is going to utilities or voluntary buyers, typically you're seeing t…”

“Where landfill RNG to the utility market may move for 10 to 20 dollars in MMBTU. They can be north of 50 dollars in MMBTU by the time they take the RIN and the LCFS credit in consideration, so they get in a transportation setting, and so the same for dairy. Li…”