The Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas (RNG Coalition) has announced what it called a “major” milestone in the growth of the renewable natural gas industry. According to the group, there are now 433 RNG fueling facilities now operational across North America.
North America Surpasses 400 RNG Facilities
There are now more than 400 operational renewable natural gas fueling facilities operating in North America, according to a new report from the Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas.

The Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas said its goal is to have 500 RNG facilities operational by 2025, 1,000 by 2030 and 5,000 by 2040.
Image: The Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas
This achievement represents a significant leap from just a year ago, when the North American RNG industry celebrated the establishment of 300 facilities. The RNG Coalition said this marks 44% growth within just one year.
Increasing Demand
Technological advancements and increasing demand for low-carbon energy solutions have factored into this recent surge, according to the RNG Coalition. The group added that expanding policy support remains front-and-center for the trucking industry.
The group’s goal is to have 500 RNG facilities operational by 2025, 1,000 by 2030 and 5,000 by 2040.
One notable example of encouraging policy growth is New Mexico's recently launched Clean Fuel Standard (CFS) program, which aims to reduce the carbon intensity of transportation fuels. The CFS program follows similar programs implemented successfully in California, Oregon, and Washington, providing a framework for RNG projects to thrive by creating market incentives for low-carbon fuels that displace dirty diesel and other fossil fuels.
“This is a significant milestone in the advancement of our mission and Sustainable Methane Abatement & Recycling Timeline (SMART),” RNG Coalition Founder and CEO Johannes Escudero said. “We are proud of what our organization and industry have accomplished together, but we are focused on the next benchmark, and on even broader energy sector adoption of RNG as a critical component in our society's transition to a cleaner, more sustainable future.”
Agricultural Contributions
Dairy farm-to-RNG projects represent another key driver of recent facility growth, according to the RNG Coalition. Agricultural waste now represents 24% of all feedstocks deployed toward RNG production, marking a new all-time high and an increase from 17% of all feedstocks just a year ago.
The group said that California's strides toward reducing methane emissions, including through its pioneering Low Carbon Fuel Standard program, have helped incentivize methane capture at farms across the state, with over 100 state agricultural sites now attached to operational RNG infrastructure.
As the RNG Coalition celebrates this milestone, the organization remains committed to supporting the continued growth and development of the industry. In addition to currently operational facilities, there are 436 facilities in various stages of planning or construction, creating a robust pipeline of forthcoming projects.
With ongoing collaboration between the public and private sectors, and between legislative and regulatory bodies, the Coalition envisions an even more significant role for RNG and other renewable gases as we work toward cleaner air and energy for current and future generations.
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