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Biogas Tax Credit Finalized, Supporting RNG Growth
The biogas industry achieved a significant milestone with the finalization of the Investment Tax Credit (ITC), incorporating favorable provisions for Renewable Natural Gas (RNG). This policy breakthrough is expected to spur investments in biogas and RNG projects across the United States, advancing both economic growth and environmental sustainability.
Understanding the Biogas Investment Tax Credit
The ITC is a critical federal incentive designed to promote clean energy development. It provides a tax credit to project developers...
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