How do garbage and manure fuel the transportation sector?
How do garbage and manure fuel the transportation sector?
The Hunts Point Market in the Bronx, NY, has over 15,00 trucks coming in and out daily, but now properly equipped vehicles can fuel up with Renewable Natural Gas (also known as RNG). Made by capturing methane mostly from livestock manure and landfills, RNG makes its way from places like Texas and Kansas through vast transmission-level pipelines across the USA.
Related Content
The E-Bike Revolution is Altering the Bicycle Market
Feb 24, 2025
The most popular electric vehicle in the world is the electric bicycle, which has been engineered to amplify the advantages of its unpowered ancestor. Companies such as Cannondale, Trek, and LMX are leading the way.
Quiz: EV Growth Slowing, Not Stopped
Feb 21, 2025
As EV technology improves, most enthusiasts see recent executive orders and possible tax changes as mere bumps in the road to eventual massive industry growth.
5 Undersea Engineering Marvels
Feb 20, 2025
The ocean is a hostile environment. These five technologies were able to survive beneath the waves to set enduring records.
Super Heavy Rocket Passes Scale Model Tests
Feb 19, 2025
Engineers are using data from wind tunnel experiments to better understand vehicle stability when re-entering Earth’s atmosphere.