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OPAL Fuels Welcomes Congressman to Oronoco Facility

OPAL Fuels welcomed Congressman Brad Finstad to its Oronoco facility for a firsthand look at the central operations hub that supports the company's nationwide network of nearly 300 CNG fueling stations. The Oronoco facility supports more than 8,000 Class 8 trucks across the company's fueling network each day. "As a critical component of the company's renewable fuel supply chain, this operations hub sits at the heart of their fueling network that's powering our trucking industry. In Congress, I'll continue fighting to advance policies that support domestic energy security and increased renewable fuel demand," said Rep. Finstad

OPAL Fuels Co-CEO Jonathan Maurer Plans to Retire on March 31, 2027

The company states: "OPAL Fuels announced that Jonathan Maurer plans to retire from his role as Co-Chief Executive Officer on March 31, 2027. Following Mr. Maurer's retirement, Adam Comora will become the Company's sole Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Maurer will remain available to the Company in a Senior Advisor role for an appropriate period of time thereafter to support a smooth transition."

OPAL Fuels Extends Landfill Gas Rights Agreement with San Diego for Five Years

OPAL Fuels announced that it has extended its landfill gas rights agreement with the Miramar Landfill in San Diego, California, for an additional five years. "For 28 years, OPAL Fuels and the City of San Diego have maintained a successful public-private partnership at Miramar, demonstrating how local infrastructure can turn landfill gas into reliable renewable electricity," said Jonathan Maurer, Co-Chief Executive Officer of OPAL Fuels. "The project captures methane that would otherwise be released into the atmosphere and converts it into locally produced power that serves the City of San Diego and supports Marine Corps Air Station Miramar's energy security and operational mission. We are proud to continue this work at Miramar into the next decade."