US EditionSaanich Landfill Opens First-of-Its-Kind Renewable Natural Gas Facility
- The Capital Regional District inaugurated Vancouver Island's first renewable natural gas plant at Hartland Landfill in 2025 after nearly three years of development.
- This project arose to update aging RNG infrastructure and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the landfill serving over 460,000 people.
- Waga Energy manages a $32-million project that transforms methane from organic waste into renewable natural gas, which is then delivered into FortisBC's gas network.
- The plant is expected to produce 360,000 gigajoules annually, potentially cutting carbon emissions by nearly 475,000 tonnes over 25 years, equivalent to removing 105,000 homes from the grid.
- This facility marks a major step toward a circular economy, enabling heating, fueling vehicles, and lowering emissions by treating waste as a resource.
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Hartland Landfill Producing RNG For FortisBC - Canadian Biomass Magazine
The Capital Regional District (CRD), working together with FortisBC Energy Inc. (FortisBC) and Waga Energy Canada, has started producing Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) at a new facility located at the Hartland Landfill. The Hartland Landfill RNG facility is Vancouver Island’s first RNG facility. Originally announced in 2020, the nearly $32 million Hartland Renewable Natural Gas facility, utilizing Waga Energy’s WAGABOX technology, is designed to pr…
Gas Malaysia launches Malaysia’s first centralised RNG injection station
The Centralised Biomethane Injection Station, spearheaded by Gas Malaysia Green Ventures (GMGV), is strategically positioned to receive biomethane, aka renewable natural gas (RNG), from surrounding palm oil mills and offers a centralised solution for injecting biomethane into the natural gas grid. The station is scheduled to be fully operational by the second half of 2025. In his opening remarks, YBhg Tan Sri Wan Zulkiflee Wan Ariffin, Chairman …
Hartland Landfill Producing RNG For FortisBC - Canadian Manufacturing
VICTORIA — The Capital Regional District (CRD), working together with FortisBC Energy Inc. (FortisBC) and Waga Energy Canada, has started producing Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) at a new facility located at the Hartland Landfill. The Hartland Landfill RNG facility is Vancouver Island’s first RNG facility. Originally announced in 2020, the nearly $32 million Hartland Renewable Natural Gas facility, utilizing Waga Energy’s WAGABOX® technology, is de…
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