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Idaho Dairy RNG Expansion
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Clean Energy Fuels has brought a large Idaho dairy renewable natural gas facility into production at East Valley Cattle in Jerome, where methane from manure is captured and upgraded into pipeline-quality fuel. The project is tied to federal and California credit programs and is part of the company’s broader RNG supply network for transportation fleets. Recent financial results also show rising RNG volumes and revenue, with the Idaho project contributing to the company’s operational expansion.
First Article: 05/07/26
Latest Article: 06/05/26
Summary
- East Valley Cattle in Jerome, Idaho, is now producing pipeline-quality renewable natural gas from captured dairy methane.
- The site is unusually large, with more than 35,000 cows and six anaerobic digesters processing over 5 million gallons of manure per day.
- The project is linked to EPA Renewable Identification Numbers and California Low Carbon Fuel Standard credits, which support its economics.
- Clean Energy says the Idaho facility is part of its broader push to decarbonize transportation with RNG sourced from organic waste.
- Quarterly results showed higher RNG volumes and revenue, and the company said the Idaho project was placed into service during Q1 2026.
- Financing came through CE bp Renew Co, Clean Energy’s joint venture with bp.
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