UK-based Renovare Fuels claims to have converted landfill gas into diesel fuel with no fossil fuel additives in a recent trial — a world first. The company says it has been able to convert the waste from landfills and other sources of methane into liquid fuel. The bi-products of flue gas and water not used to produce steam for the reforming process could also be used to cool water or satisfy the water requirements of the anaerobic digester onsite. The company is currently in talks with leading waste operators and utilities in the UK about producing fuel to go on sale later this year.
UK-based Renovare Fuels claims to have converted landfill gas into diesel fuel with no fossil fuel additives in a recent trial — a world first. The company says it has been able to convert the waste from landfills and other sources of methane into liquid fuel. The company is currently in talks with leading waste operators and utilities in the UK about producing fuel to go on sale later this year.