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LCFS credit for renewable natural gas | Norton Rose Fulbright - December 2021

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LCFS credit for renewable natural gas | Norton Rose Fulbright - December 2021 LCFS credit for renewable natural gas December 8, 2021 | By Christopher Psihoules in Washington, DC, Emely Toro and Caileen Gamache in Houston More renewable natural gas projects have come on line in 2021 than in the entire 30-year history of RNG. The Wall Street Journal predicted that RNG may make up nearly 30% of the total natural gas supply by 2040 compared to less than 1% today. RNG is methane gas from decomposing garbage, cow and hog manure and other organic sources that is cleaned and put into pipelines as a su

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