RNG Marketing

Focus on What You Do Best

Our team and integrated capabilities enable you to focus on your farm, landfill or wastewater treatment facility while simplifying your participation in the RNG space. With extensive relationships across the utility, transportation and voluntary markets, we provide a turnkey solution to deliver renewable energy and greater returns for your operation.

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IMPROVE THE BOTTOM LINE & THE ENVIRONMENT

From construction and operation to compliance and marketing, each of these areas require resources and specialized expertise. We understand and navigate those complexities across the RNG value chain enabling you to create more revenue and a more sustainable future.

ENVIRONMENTAL ATTRIBUTE/RIN SALES

Physical Gas Sales & Marketing

Regulatory & Compliance

RNG for the Voluntary Market

PROJECT TYPES

By capturing the methane from your agricultural operation, landfill or wastewater facility, you can have a significant impact in producing lower-carbon, renewable energy. Work with us to maximize the potential of your biogas project.

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LATEST INSIGHTS

2025 Mid-Year RNG News Round Up

The renewable natural gas (RNG) industry has been a dynamic segment of the energy sector, and the first half of 2025 has continued that trend. From industry milestones to regulatory changes, Kinder Morgan RNG continues to navigate these market shifts to deliver turnkey RNG solutions for companies striving...

Our People: The Power Behind Our RNG Plants

At Kinder Morgan RNG, our people are the heart of what we do. With an undivided focus on creating a positive experience for biogas producers and renewable natural gas (RNG) end-users across the value chain, we stand out in a rapidly growing industry. Our team brings a wealth of knowledge about renewable...

The Economics of RNG: Making Dollars & Sense for Fleets

Private fleet operators, for-hire carriers, refuse truck fleets, transit authorities and others have been transitioning their fleets from diesel to alternative fuels like renewable natural gas (RNG), leading to more than 135,000 natural gas vehicles on U.S. roads.1 While emission reduction is one of...