[Ryan]

California has traditionally been a state of interest, due to the LCFS bringing long-term revenue potential for RNG projects, however, there are a number of emerging state markets offering new incentives.

Washington is one such market that offers grants for landfills that install equipment to reduce their emissions, and Florida recently passed new legislation for a framework for RNG investment.

On the renewable fuels front, Washington & Oregon have for a number of years offered low carbon fuel standards of their own, and in 2024, New Mexico joined them with their own program, offering RNG a new credit market. Several states are currently pursuing clean fuel standards of their own, including Illinois, Hawai’i, Minnesota, and Michigan.