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Ameresco to Build Renewable Gas Compressor Station at San Joaquin County Landfill for PG&E

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Ameresco is set to construct a renewable gas compressor station at Stockton Metro Airport, utilizing treated methane from the San Joaquin County landfill to supply renewable natural gas to 8,400 PG&E households. The facility will condition landfill gas to meet PG&E's quality standards and will be connected to the landfill via a new pipeline, enhancing sustainable energy production and reducing methane emissions.

Ameresco to Build Renewable Gas Compressor Station at San Joaquin County Landfill for PG&E

Jan 25, 2026, 6:23 AM

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