Greenlane Biogas signs $10m contract for new RNG project
Greenlane Renewables’ wholly-owned subsidiary, Greenlane Biogas, has signed a $10 million (€6.38 million) contract for a new renewable natural gas (RNG) project owned by an international energy firm.
The project will utilise Greenlane’s membrane separation biogas upgrading system. The project owner and location have not yet been revealed.
“Greenlane continues to gain traction with global energy companies as they seek to diversify their energy portfolios and introduce low carbon intensity fuel options to their customer base,” said Greenlane’s president and CEO Brad Douville.
“To be selected for this exciting new project showcases again our unique ability to provide the best solution from our portfolio of multiple upgrading technologies.
“This is becoming increasingly important as our customers originate, develop, and finance a wide range of projects within their respective portfolios each with unique requirements.
“This ability, combined with our decades of experience and proven track record, makes Greenlane the ideal partner to help all of our customers scale-up rapidly.”
The project will utilise Greenlane’s membrane separation biogas upgrading system. The project owner and location have not yet been revealed.
“Greenlane continues to gain traction with global energy companies as they seek to diversify their energy portfolios and introduce low carbon intensity fuel options to their customer base,” said Greenlane’s president and CEO Brad Douville.
“To be selected for this exciting new project showcases again our unique ability to provide the best solution from our portfolio of multiple upgrading technologies.
“This is becoming increasingly important as our customers originate, develop, and finance a wide range of projects within their respective portfolios each with unique requirements.
“This ability, combined with our decades of experience and proven track record, makes Greenlane the ideal partner to help all of our customers scale-up rapidly.”
