(Bioenergy Insight) On 17 December, the California Public Utilities Commission approved SoCalGas and San Diego Gas & Electric’s request to offer a voluntary Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) Tariff. The programme will allow households and businesses to purchase RNG from the utilities.
“The approval of the RNG Tariff is an important step in achieving California’s climate goals,” the company said in a statement. “SoCalGas supports those goals.
“With this new programme, natural gas customers will soon have the ability to purchase RNG to fuel their homes and businesses, similar to renewable energy programmes available to electric customers.
“RNG is made from organic waste from dairies, landfills, and with the passage of AB 3163, can now be sourced from dead trees, agricultural waste, and vegetation removed for wildfire mitigation. READ MORE
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By SoCalGas | December 21, 2020
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On Dec. 17, the California Public Utilities Commission approved SoCalGas and SDG&E s request to offer a voluntary Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) Tariff. The program will allow households and businesses to purchase RNG from the utilities. SoCalGas issued the following statement in support of the decision: The approval of the Renewable Natural Gas Tariff is an important step in achieving California s climate goals. SoCalGas supports those goals. With this new program, natural gas customers will soon have the ability to purchase renewable natural gas (RNG) to fuel their homes and businesses, similar to renewable energy programs available to electric customers.
REV LNG Begins Bunkering Operations at The Port of Hamilton
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Partnership With The Hamilton-Oshawa Port Authority Is A First For Great Lakes Ports
REV LNG conducts its first truck-to-ship liquefied natural gas bunkering operation at Canada s Port of Hamilton-Oshawa delivering 100,000 gallons of LNG to the MV Demia Desgagnés cargo vessel. HAMILTON, Ontario (PRWEB) December 22, 2020 REV LNG, LLC, a Pennsylvania-based Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) services provider, recently completed the first truck-to-ship LNG bunkering operation in Great Lakes history at the Port of Hamilton s (POH) Pier 22 for the MV Demia Desgagnés. The operation is the result of a new partnership between REV LNG and the Hamilton-Oshawa Port Authority, who collectively have developed the capability to provide LNG fuel to the Great Lakes shipping market. The partnership will provide shipping companies with a safe and reliable fuel s
by Hannah DelSordo (Advanced Biofuels USA) The December 15th webinar discussed how natural gas utilities are developing the renewable natural gas (RNG) market in a decarbonizing world. This event featured speaker Philip Sheehy, the technical director of transportation and energy at ICF, Josh Linton strategic planning analyst at ONE Gas, Susan Stuver Project Manager at Gas Technology Institute, and Sam Wade Director of State Regulatory Affairs with Renewable Natural Gas Coalition.
The speakers emphasized how the future costs of RNG will vary by feedstock and technological development. The research focused on anaerobic digestion and thermal gasification technologies, and depicted how in the future, in the most optimistic scenario, they would still be using only one third of available feedstocks when creating renewable natural gas. The speakers called for an increase in economic impact assessment on local economies interested in furthering their RNG industry, as renewable natural gas
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