OPAL Fuels finished upgrading its Goshen, California fueling station, adding 1.7 million gasoline gallon equivalents of renewable natural gas and compressed natural gas capacity. The company expects the site to dispense about 14 million GGEs over the next decade and displace roughly 1.3 million gallons of diesel a year.
Station upgrade adds capacity for a dozen fleets
OPAL Fuels Inc has completed a renovation at its recently acquired fueling station in Goshen, California, adding 1.7 million gallons of gasoline equivalent capacity for renewable natural gas and compressed natural gas refueling. The White Plains, New York-based biofuel producer said the enhanced facility is expected to dispense approximately 14 million gasoline gallon equivalents of RNG and CNG over the next decade.
The project lets Premier Ag Transportation Inc fuel its fleet at the station while it continues serving Western Milling and ten other commercial and regional customers. OPAL Fuels expects the station to displace about 1.3 million gallons of diesel annually. The company acquired the station in 2025 and then upgraded it to meet growing demand for low-carbon transportation fuel across the region.
Executives point to circular economy and faster fill times
Co-chief executive Adam Comora said, according to Rigzone: "RNG is a compelling example of the circular economy in action", adding that the combination of economic and environmental benefits keeps resonating with fleet operators. The company said the upgrades mean faster fill times and a more reliable local supply of RNG and CNG for the twelve fleets already fueling at the station.
Production and financial results for H1 2026
In the first six months of 2026, OPAL Fuels produced 2.4 million British thermal units of RNG, up six percent year-on-year, according to its quarterly report from August 10. The company sold, dispensed and serviced a total of 78 million gasoline gallon equivalents of transport fuel in H1 2026, down four percent compared to H1 2025, with RNG comprising 38.8 million GGEs, down three percent year-over-year.
Comora said second-quarter results were solid, with adjusted EBITDA growth of 40 percent over the second quarter of last year, driven by 45Z production tax credits, growth in the fuel station services segment and general and administrative cost savings. Co-CEO Jonathan Maurer said the company continues pursuing production and EBITDA gains at existing facilities while advancing construction of new RNG plants. OPAL Fuels invested $52.7 million across RNG projects, company-owned fueling stations under construction and finance transformation during H1 2026.
Source: Rigzone.com: Latest News Headlines
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