Renewable gas from bathroom waste now fueling some buses for The Rapid
The fuel comes from Grand Rapids' $85 million biodigester, which has two tanks for breaking down organic waste, such as feces.
Source: mlive.com
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The fuel comes from Grand Rapids' $85 million biodigester, which has two tanks for breaking down organic waste, such as feces.
Most of The Rapid buses are running on a form of natural gas. That gas is produced at the Grand Rapids biodigester plant from our waste.
Most of The Rapid buses are running on a form of natural gas. That gas is produced at the Grand Rapids biodigester plant from our waste.
The Rapid is now running on renewable natural gas RNG. The green source of fuel comes from Grand Rapids’ biodigester, according to the local transportation company.