What role will renewable natural gas (RNG) and biofuels play in long-term decarbonization?
RNG and biofuels provide an immediate and scalable pathway to emissions reduction, particularly for fleets that are not yet ready to electrify. Because they can often be used with existing vehicles and infrastructure, they offer a lower barrier to entry.
In some cases, RNG can even achieve negative carbon intensity, depending on the feedstock. However, long-term scalability may be constrained by feedstock availability and competing demand across sectors.
These fuels are likely to serve as a bridge and complementary solutions, helping reduce emissions today while zero-emission technologies continue to mature.
Expanded RNG Agreements Across U.S. Fleets
Clean Energy Fuels has announced expanding RNG supply agreements with trucking, waste, and transit fleets across the United States. These deals support both RNG fuel supply and fueling infrastructure, showing momentum in commercial RNG adoption beyond a few state programs.
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