Welcome to our monthly recap, where we combine the latest in the RNG industry with exclusive Greenlane Renewables updates, as we collectively navigate the path to a more sustainable future.
Some great industry developments are at work as we continue to cover the RNG space!
Greenlane’s Latest News
Greenlane Renewables Extends Credit Facility for $20 Million
On July 16th, Greenlane announced that it has extended its standby letter of credit facility to August 31, 2026, for a total of $20 million. The Facility is secured by a guarantee from Export Development Canada.
“The extension of our credit facility reflects continued confidence in our business and financial strength while enhancing our ability to execute on growth initiatives, manage working capital,” said Stephanie Mason, CFO of Greenlane. The Facility supports the Company’s pursuit and fulfillment of larger projects and larger portfolios of projects in the global RNG market.
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Greenlane Product News
Greenlane participates in Opportunities & Challenges: LATAM & Brazil Biogas Market webinar, hosted by BiogasWorld
Latin America, with Brazil at the forefront, is emerging as a key region for biogas and biomethane development. On August 19, 2025, at 9:00 AM ET, Greenlane’s LATAM Operations General Manager, Flavia Villela, will join industry leaders from BiogasWorld, CIBiogás, Environmental & Energy Consulting (EEC), and Paques LAM to discuss the opportunities, challenges, and future outlook for this growing market. Her presentation at this event, hosted by BiogasWorld, is part of the promotional activities leading to the launch of the new Cascade LF product for landfill gas upgrading that will be unveiled in September. Register to join.
Industry News
Powering AI with Renewable Fuels Like RNG
A July feature in Biomass Magazine explores how the surging energy demand from artificial intelligence (AI) data centers is opening new doors for renewable fuels. Biomass and RNG are positioned as compelling, low-carbon energy sources capable of delivering both grid stability and emissions reductions while meeting the 24/7 power needs of these advanced systems.
As AI reshapes energy markets, RNG has a unique opportunity to expand into new, high-value applications. By supplying low-emission energy to AI-driven operations, RNG producers and technology providers, like Greenlane, can play a growing role in aligning next-generation computing with climate-forward energy solutions.
On July 8, the RNG Coalition celebrated its 14th anniversary, highlighting over a decade of advocacy, education, and leadership growth in the RNG space. The organization has helped shape federal and state policies, supported hundreds of projects, and created tools that drive investor confidence and cross-sector collaboration.
As the RNG landscape matures, the RNG Coalition’s continued presence provides stability and strategic direction to its members. Greenlane remains aligned with the Coalition’s mission and applauds its efforts to accelerate renewable gas adoption across multiple markets, including transportation, power, and industrial uses.
A July 10 study from the American Gas Foundation and ICF shows U.S. RNG production potential has increased by 17% since 2019. The updated assessment estimates the country could produce enough RNG to supply all U.S. households currently using natural gas. This translates to a potential reduction of over 300 million metric tons of CO₂ annually if fully realized.
The study reaffirms the scalability and decarbonization benefits of RNG. It also underscores the critical role of investment and policy alignment in unlocking RNG’s full potential. Greenlane sees this growing feedstock availability as a key driver of long-term growth in demand for upgrading infrastructure.
On July 4th, the American Biogas Council (ABC) celebrated the signing of the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act,” which includes several long-advocated provisions supporting the U.S. biogas industry. The legislation streamlines federal permitting, provides targeted tax incentives, and introduces infrastructure funding for anaerobic digestion and RNG projects. These measures are expected to accelerate project development timelines, lower capital barriers, and increase investor confidence.
ABC praised the bipartisan cooperation behind the bill and emphasized the legislation’s ability to unlock stalled projects and spur nationwide growth in renewable natural gas and biogas infrastructure. With improved regulatory certainty and financial tools in place, Greenlane and other technology providers are well-positioned to help scale clean energy solutions that reduce emissions and enhance energy resilience.
On July 14, BerQ RNG’s Owensboro RNG, LLC secured a $36 million credit facility from Comerica Bank to fund an RNG facility at the West Davies County Landfill in Kentucky. The facility will use captured landfill gas to produce pipeline-quality RNG and is backed by a long-term offtake agreement with the USDA. This marks a significant milestone for BerQ RNG as it strengthens its presence in the U.S. market.
The project aligns with growing investment interest in RNG infrastructure and the increasing role of public-private partnerships in decarbonizing the transportation sector. As capital flows into landfill-based RNG production, Greenlane sees continued momentum in its core upgrading systems segment, which supports similar projects across North America.
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