Stanford University
February 19, 2013
BY Erin Krueger
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As biochar production scales up, maintenance is becoming less about fixing what breaks and more about designing plants, feedstocks and operating practices to withstand thousands of continuous production hours.
The Landfill Group, in partnership with LS Power, has commenced operation of a project collecting and upgrading landfill gas into pipeline quality renewable natural gas (RNG) at the Pine Grove Landfill in Columbus, Georgia.
The USDA and NASA on Oct. 24 signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that will strengthen USDA’s data quality and help ensure that American farmers and ranchers benefit from and have access to cutting-edge technologies.
XCF Global in October released a series of announcements outlining its strategy to scale and integrate operations following its business combination with Southern Energy Renewables and DevvStream, along with the acquisition of a California facility.
Decatur Hills Landfill and Waga Energy celebrated the inauguration of their renewable natural gas (RNG) facility during a ribbon-cutting ceremony held on Oct. 21 in Greensburg, Indiana. The project began operations in July 2026.