ARLINGTON RNG

Annual Renewable Natural Gas Production: 1.4 Bcf

The Arlington RNG facility is located at the City of Arlington Landfill in Arlington, Texas and has a capacity of 5,400 Standard Cubic Feet of Gas per minute (SCFM). 

INDY HIGH BTU

Annual Renewable Natural Gas Production: 800,000 mmBtu

Displaced Diesel: 8 million gallons

Reduced GHG Emissions: 280,000 tons

Commissioned in 2020, Indy High BTU is the largest renewable natural gas plant in Indiana, USA. The plant converts landfill gas from the South Side Landfill into 800,000 mmBtu of pipeline-quality RNG each year, which when used in transport, displaces about 8 million gallons of diesel.

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Twin Bridges

Annual Renewable Natural Gas Production: 1.4 Bcf

Commissioned in 2023, the Twin Bridges RNG facility is located at the Twin Bridges Landfill in Danville, Indiana.  

RNG DRIVES SUSTAINABILITY, RESULTS, & VALUE

With unique expertise and deep relationships among waste managers, producers, utilities, distributors, end-users, and the transportation industry, Kinetrex generates unmatched value for its partners.
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RENEWABLE NATURAL GAS PROJECTS

UPCOMING LANDFILL TO RNG PLANTS TO PRODUCE 4 BCF

In September 2021, Kinetrex Energy announced the start of construction activitie on three renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities in Indiana. Upon completion, the total annual renewable natural gas production from all facilities is estimated to be more than 4 billion cubic feet (Bcf).
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PROJECTS CONVERTING TO RNG

AUTUMN HILLS

Autumn Hills Compression Station is located on 5 acres of land in Zeeland Township, Ottawa County, Michigan, adjacent to Waste Management of Michigan’s Autumn Hills Landfill. The Compression Station is designed to compress & process 4,000 Standard Cubic Feet of Gas per minute (SCFM). The Landfill gas is generated naturally when organic waste in Autumn Hills landfill decomposes. The Autumn Hills Compression Station was constructed in 2004.