OPAL Fuels to Build RNG Fueling Station in Tulare County

OPAL Fuels has announced that it is building a new RNG fueling station in Tulare County, in the heart of California’s Central Valley. The RNG (renewable natural gas) will fuel the City of Dinuba’s garbage trucks and other natural gas vehicles that serve Dinuba and surrounding communities. The RNG will be made from organic waste sources such as landfills, dairy waste, and wastewater treatment plants, to power the refuse trucks that serve the community daily. The RNG will replace diesel, which is by far the biggest source of air pollution in the Central Valley, causing more than half of the Valley’s smog and toxic air contaminants. The project will also save consumers money, provide good jobs and help protect the climate by providing low carbon and carbon negative fuel from renewable sources.

OPAL Fuels is a leader in the production, marketing, and distribution of renewable and compressed natural gas (RNG and CNG) used as a transportation fuel for heavy duty trucking. As Adam Comora, Co-CEO of OPAL Fuels, explained “With RNG consistently beating diesel on cost while also reducing emissions, this partnership benefits both the community and the environment.” The station is expected to be open to the public, giving the City of Dinuba and other local fleet operators access to renewable fuel.

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