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Clean Energy Fuels, Maas Agree to Build Nine RNG Facilities at Dairy Farms

Clean Energy Fuels Corp. and dairy digester developer Maas Energy Works have reached a new joint development agreement to build nine renewable natural gas

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Clean Energy, Maas Energy works partner to build 9 RNG dairy facilities

Clean Energy, Maas Energy works partner to build 9 RNG dairy facilities
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Clean Energy and Maas Energy Works Join Forces to Build Nine Renewable Natural Gas Dairy Production Facilities Across Seven States

Clean Energy and Maas Energy Works Join Forces to Build Nine Renewable Natural Gas Dairy Production Facilities Across Seven States
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California weighs ending climate credits for dairy gases

As California seeks to lead the nation on battling climate change, perhaps no debate is more fraught than the one over climate credits for cow poop.

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California weighs ending climate credits for cow poop

California grants climate credits for fuel made from cow manure, but there’s a paradox: The state’s program encourages collection of methane yet promotes natural gas.

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