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OPAL Fuels Begins Construction on California Renewable Natural Gas Production Facility

WHITE PLAINS, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)---- $OPAL--OPAL Fuels Inc. (Nasdaq: OPAL) announced today that construction has commenced on a new landfill-gas-to-RNG facility at the Kirby Canyon Landfill, located in Santa Clara County, California. The new facility will have an initial annual design capacity of approximately 0.66 million MMBtus and is 100% owned by OPAL Fuels. Using proven technology, the project will capture biogas produced naturally from the decomposition of organic material from the Kirby Canyon...

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