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SJI, along with its partners Captona and RNG Energy Solutions LLC, announced yesterday that its flagship Linden Renewable Energy (LRE) project has achieved one million construction man hours...

The modern dairy industry is undergoing a profound transformation. While the main goal of a dairy farm is to produce high-quality milk and dairy products, the methods used to achieve this have changed significantly.

If your organization relies on trucks, vans, or service vehicles, you already know that every gallon of fuel burned adds to both operating costs and your carbon footprint.

Whether it’s packaging, an apple, or a worn-out t-shirt, when you throw something away, it doesn’t really go “away.”

In a big step forward for the use of renewable natural gas, SJI and OPAL Fuels celebrated the ribbon cutting of their Atlantic County Utilities Authority’s Renewable Natural Gas Project Thursday in Egg Harbor Township.

The new facility at ACUA’s landfill in Egg Harbor Township is now commercially operational, converting landfill gas into renewable natural gas (RNG).

The global food system faces a pivotal challenge: feeding a growing population while reducing emissions. Regenerative agriculture and bioenergy offer a path forward with restoring soils, reducing emissions, and creating new value for farmers and communities.

New Jersey digester facility converts regional food waste to fertilizer and renewable natural gas. Read more here.

Widely available, suitable for many applications and fully interchangeable with traditional natural gas — renewable natural gas (RNG) is a viable option for reducing emissions and meeting communities’ energy needs.

The renewable natural gas (RNG) market has matured significantly in recent years and progressive regulatory changes, including federal tax incentives, could spur even greater development.

The non-profit organization Energy Vision, recognized as the leading independent industry resource and thought leader on anaerobic digestion, awarded its 2024 Energy Vision Leadership Award to the team responsible for one of the nation’s largest food waste-to-RNG projects.

SJI, OPAL Fuels announced today that construction has commenced on an RNG production facility, with an annual design capacity of nearly 0.92 million MMBtus, at the Burlington County Resource Recovery Complex solid waste landfill in Florence Township, New Jersey.

Facility is set to be one of the largest food waste-to-renewable natural gas (RNG) facilities in the United States

SJI remains committed to investing in projects to advance the clean energy and decarbonization goals of New Jersey and our region.

RNG facilities to produce renewable low-carbon, low-cost fuel to displace diesel