For more than 30 years, Montauk Renewables has built its identity around developing and operating commercial-scale renewable energy projects from landfill methane. The Pittsburgh-based company traces that work to a pioneering 1980 facility in Chicago and still operates two large plants developed by its predecessor, GSF Energy. Today, Montauk partners with landfill owners to manage gas collection and convert the captured fuel into renewable energy while reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Vision RNGVision RNG is a Canonsburg-based team of seasoned landfill and natural-gas professionals whose experience reaches back to landfill-gas projects developed and operated since 1987. It partners with landfill owners to capture emissions and turn them into renewable natural gas, including at mid-sized sites that were previously considered too small for viable projects.CANONSBURG, PA
Seneca Meadows, IncSince 1983, Seneca Meadows, Inc. has operated a waste management and recycling facility in Seneca Falls serving businesses and communities across New York. Its landfill gas program includes an 18-generator, 17-megawatt power plant, while a companion renewable natural gas operation makes the site the first in the United States to host both types of landfill-gas energy facilities. The company also supports the surrounding community through free recycling drop-offs, environmental education, and a wetlands preserve.WATERLOO, NY
Greene Team Pellet Fuel Company, LLCGreene Team Pellet Fuel Company, LLC produces wood pellet fuel at its facility in Greene County, Pennsylvania, where it converted the former Robena Mine site from fossil-fuel mining to renewable biofuel production. Founded to produce clean, renewable energy and reduce dependence on fossil fuels, the company makes its pellets from sawdust sourced as a by-product of regional lumber facilities.GARARDS FORT, PA
Eco Energy International, LLCAs a joint venture of Energy Technologies Inc. and Bio Carbon Fuels, Eco Energy International develops modular systems that turn municipal waste and other carbon-based feedstocks into clean hydrogen and syngas. Its patented Base Facilitated Reformer captures carbon rather than releasing CO or CO2, while the company’s Total Recovery Facility concept separates recyclable materials and reduces reliance on landfills. The Mansfield, Ohio venture draws on ETI’s established power-equipment manufacturing operation and its portfolio of U.S. and international hydrogen patents.MANSFIELD, OH