Renewable natural gas (RNG) and electrified natural gas (e-NG) emerge as renewable alternatives to their fossil counterpart, conventional natural gas. With compositions similar to that of conventional natural gas, both RNG and e-NG can directly replace it without significant infrastructural changes. This holds enormous potential for the energy transition.
RNG/e-NG can become an essential asset in our combat against climate change by helping us to reduce emissions across numerous industries, including:
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Decarbonizing energy used for heating homes as a drop-in solution in the existing gas grid
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Acting as a low-carbon fuel for heavy transport and shipping.