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Landfill Gas Energy Project Data

Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program

EPA makes greenhouse gas (GHG) data available to the public through its Facility Level Information on GreenHouse gases Tool (FLIGHT). FLIGHT allows you to quickly and easily filter GHG data in a variety of ways, including by facility, industry, location, or gas.

Learn more about EPA's GHGRP.

The LMOP Landfill and Landfill Gas Energy Project Database contains landfill gas (LFG) energy project information, including current project status, project type, actual generated and rated capacity, end user and current year emission reductions. Hundreds of LFG energy projects are currently in operation with applications such as generating electricity, firing kilns, upgrading LFG into pipeline-quality gas, heating greenhouses and buildings and providing steam for industrial processes.

The Excel files provided here include a full list of currently operational projects and a list of under-construction or planned projects. For landfills that report under EPA’s Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program (GHGRP), LMOP cross-references that dataset by including GHGRP’s 7-digit Facility Identifier.

Viewing the Data

There are many ways to sort and filter the data in the files below so that they are most helpful to you. Commonly used subsets of the project data include:

  • Project Type Category or LFG Energy Project Type
    • Electricity (includes engines, turbines and cogeneration)
    • Direct-use (includes medium-Btu technologies such as boilers and other direct thermal uses)
    • Renewable Natural Gas (including option to sort by delivery method - pipeline injection or local use)
  • Project Developer
  • Project Start Date
  • Electric Generation and Rated Capacity (MW)
  • LFG Flow to Project (mmscfd)

LFG Energy Project Data Files [September 2024]

The detailed file of operational projects includes separate rows for projects that have changed in size over time and/or use LFG from more than one landfill, while the aggregated file of operational projects contains only a single row for each unique project.

Download a free Excel spreadsheet viewer.

  • Detailed file of currently operational projects (September 2024) (xlsx) (210.99 KB)
  • Aggregated file of currently operational projects (September 2024) (xlsx) (108.17 KB)
  • Under-construction or planned projects (September 2024) (xlsx) (48.78 KB)

Project Profiles

Pursuant to 5 CFR § 2635.702(c)(2), names are displayed here as the result of recognition for achievement given under an Agency program for accomplishment in support of the Agency’s mission. Any reference to a specific company or commercial product or service by trade name, trademark, manufacturer, company or otherwise does not constitute or imply the endorsement or recommendation of EPA.

These profiles highlight select historical and recent LFG energy projects with information such as location, technology type, energy end user and projected cost savings. Stakeholders may find this information useful while examining opportunities to design new projects. Information contained in these project profiles was last reviewed in March 2024.

LMOP’s Toolkit for Expiring LFG Electricity Power Purchase Agreements provides additional examples and other information to help owners of LFG electricity projects.

NameProject TypeState
BMW Manufacturing Landfill Gas Energy ProjectCombined Heat and Power (cogeneration) (two gas turbines)South Carolina
Crow Wing County Small Onsite Boiler ProjectBoilerMinnesota
Escambia County - Gulf Power LFG Energy ProjectReciprocating Engine (two Caterpillar 3520C/SR4B generator sets)Florida
Frederick County Electricity ProjectReciprocating Engine (two GE Jenbacher J320 engines)Virginia
Greenville Gas Producers and Greenville County, South CarolinaReciprocating Engine (one Caterpillar G3520)South Carolina
Hyland Landfill Renewable Energy Facility-Casella Waste SystemsReciprocating Engine (three Caterpillar G3520s)New York
Iris Glen Landfill Gas Energy ProjectBoiler and Reciprocating EngineTennessee
Jackson County NC Green Energy ParkDirect Thermal (blacksmithing, metal foundry, glassblowing)North Carolina
Jefferson City, MO Renewable Energy ProjectCombined Heat and Power (cogeneration) (three GE Jenbacher JMS-320 engines)Missouri
J.J. Brunner, PA Leachate EvaporationLeachate EvaporationPennsylvania
Lanchester Landfill Gas Energy ProjectBoiler and Direct Thermal (thermal oxidizers, heaters, ovens)Pennsylvania
Milner Butte Landfill and Idaho Power CompanyReciprocating Engine (three Siemens SGE-56HM “locomotive” engines)Idaho
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Direct-Use ProjectBoilerMaryland
New River Clean Energy Facility in Raleigh County, WVReciprocating Engine (two Caterpillar 3520 engines)West Virginia
Newton County Renewable Energy Business Park LFG Direct-Use ProjectDirect Thermal (four direct-fire gas burners)Indiana
Ox Mountain Landfill Gas Electricity ProjectReciprocating Engine (six GE Jenbacher JGS 616 GS-LL engines)California
Redwood Landfill and Marin Clean EnergyReciprocating Engine (two Caterpillar 3520+ models)California
Seabreeze Environmental Landfill Renewable Natural Gas ProjectRenewable Natural Gas – Pipeline Injection – Directed BiogasTexas
Seward County and National Beef Landfill Gas Energy ProjectBoilerKansas
Shreveport Landfill Renewable Natural GasRenewable Natural Gas – Pipeline Injection – Vehicle Fuel and Directed BiogasLouisiana
South Kent Generating StationReciprocating Engine (two Caterpillar 3520Cs)Michigan
Three Rivers Regional Landfill, MS Cogeneration for Leachate EvaporationCogeneration and Leachate EvaporationMississippi
University of New Hampshire EcoLine™ Cogeneration SystemRenewable Natural Gas – Pipeline Injection – Electricity (piped to existing cogeneration gas turbine plant)New Hampshire
Vogel Disposal Vehicle Fuel ProjectsRenewable Natural Gas – Pipeline Injection and Local Use – Vehicle FuelPennsylvania

These historical profiles highlight select LFG energy projects and include information such as location, technology type, energy end user and projected cost savings. Information contained in these profiles was last updated in 2010, but stakeholders may find this information useful while examining opportunities to design new projects.

NameProject TypeState
Altamont Landfill Gas to Liquefied Natural Gas ProjectAlternative Fuel (liquefied natural gas)California
EnergyXchange Renewable Energy CenterBoiler and Direct Thermal (furnaces and kilns)North Carolina
Lancaster County LFG Energy Project with Turkey Hill DairyCombined Heat and Power (cogeneration) (two Caterpillar 3520 engines)Pennsylvania
Salt Lake Valley Landfill Gas Energy Project with Murray City PowerReciprocating Engine (two 800 kW engines and one 1.6 MW engine)Utah
Sioux Falls Landfill and POET Ethanol Direct-Use ProjectBoiler (steam for ethanol production)South Dakota
Southeastern Chester County Refuse Authority (SECCRA) Landfill Gas Energy ProjectReciprocating Engine (one Caterpillar 3516 870-kW engine and one GE-Jenbacher 20-cylinder engine)Pennsylvania
 

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Last updated on February 10, 2026
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