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Wagas Tech Opens Doors for Small-Scale Landfill RNG

2026-03-16 13:58:47| Waste Age

Landfill gas remains the workhorse of U.S. biogas, comprising 72% of total capture capacityoffering huge monetization potential for operators. But theres a catch. A good share of the nations 2,700 municipal solid waste sites do not produce enough to justify capital-intensive renewable natural gas (RNG) projects or at best their options are limited.


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