WM could earn more from RNG than from recycling by next year as part of dramatic scale-up | Waste Dive
The company sees significant upside, including from new regulations and incentives, in building out a portfolio of RNG facilities with the potential to boost earnings as much as $600 million by 2026.
An article from WM could earn more from RNG than from recycling by next year as part of dramatic scale-up The company sees significant upside in building out a portfolio of RNG facilities, including from new regulations and incentives, with the potential to boost earnings as much as $600 million by 2026. Published April 5, 2023 Jacob Wallace Senior Reporter Share Copy link Email LinkedIn X/Twitter Facebook Print License Add us on Google Courtesy of Waste Management WM has charted the course for a dramatic scale-up of its RNG business as a growing list of state and federal programs incentivize
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