For the fourth consecutive year, fleets powered by bio-CNG have achieved a remarkable carbon-negative footprint, showcasing how this renewable fuel solution is supporting California’s clean transportation transition. Bio-CNG’s impressive carbon intensity score of -126.42 gCO2e/MJ not only surpasses other clean fuel options but also contributes significantly to the state’s emission reduction goals.
This annual report, released by the Transport Project (TTP) and Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas (RNG Coalition) – in partnership with the California Renewable Transportation Alliance(CRTA) – highlights the attributes that mark the success of bio-CNG in reducing carbon emissions and advancing clean transportation in California:
“Bio-CNG is today’s renewable fuel solution that can drive us closer to our decarbonization goals,” said Nicole Rice, President of CRTA. “And, I thank every RNG-fueled fleet operator for doing their part to invest in California’s carbon-free future.”
California’s ambitious decarbonization goals hinge on transitioning heavy-polluting commercial fleets to sustainable solutions. RNG-fueled trucks, available now, offer a cost-effective pathway to immediate clean air and carbon reductions.
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