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On November 28-29th, Washington State University Energy Program and Washington Clean Cities will host a 2-part webinar on Biomethane as a Transportation Fuel.
Speakers from Argonne National Laboratory and Brookhaven National Laboratory will be featured. Topics will include discussion of technologies for producing biomethane (or renewable natural gas), costs and benefits, plus opportunities for biomethane [...]

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MV Industrial Egret is now slightly ahead of her previous schedule, with an ETA at the port of Rio de Janeiro on August 27th…Read more.

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MV Industrial Egret cruises steadily off the coast of Venezuela, carrying shipment two of FirmGreen’s green technology cargo southeastward toward its next port call…Read more.

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Biomethane Fleets in the News

Waste Management and Coca-Cola Enterprises are just a couple of high profile companies making significant strides to integrate biomethane in their heavy-duty vehicle fleets…Read more

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Jul/11

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Green Cargo Arrives in Rio

FirmGreen’s green technology has safely arrived at the Port of Rio de Janeiro. Soon, Brazilian workers will report to work at new construction jobs as the facility is built…Read more

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from the Augusta Chronicle
Waste hauled from Augusta doorsteps might soon be fueling the garbage trucks that collect it, if a $20 million plan to convert landfill methane to compressed natural gas succeeds.

Augusta, Georgia’s growing landfill, still barely a speck on the 1,200 acres it has to expand, has started producing more methane than it can sell. One proposal is to use the excess for fueling the city’s garbage collection fleet…Read more

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Fundamentals of a Landfill Gas to CNG Vehicle Fuel Project

Join SWANA and our members on January 13, 2010, at 1:45-3:00 PM Eastern time (10:45 AM-noon Pacific time) to discuss SWACO and FirmGreen’s Green Energy Center landfill gas to CNG vehicle fuel project.

Steve Wilburn, CEO of FirmGreen, Inc. and Albert Iosue, Assistant Director of Planning and Projects for SWACO will be on hand to discuss essential technical and economic elements of a landfill gas to vehicle fuel project that a municipal solid waste manager needs to know before embarking upon such a project.

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