Leading sustainability.
Recycling waste into energy.
Our Mission
We are a developer, owner and operator of Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) projects in North America. Our journey began with a vision to turn waste into clean, renewable fuel and to empower communities and industries to meet their sustainability goals.
The Mobius strip symbolizes infinity, unity, and seamless connection—a loop without a beginning nor end. This timeless concept embodies our approach to sustainability. Energy, resources, and waste are all interconnected in a continuous cycle.
Our Approach
At Mobius Fuels, we harness methane generated by organic waste in landfills and convert it into renewable natural gas to power communities, transportation, and industries with low-carbon energy. This closed-loop process creates a self-sustaining energy cycle that minimizes environmental impact.
We recycle and repurpose
Society will always generate waste, which releases methane as it decomposes. As we turn this methane into a valuable, renewable fuel, we close the loop on waste.
We provide low-carbon solutions
RNG is a low-carbon, recycled fuel that serves as a direct substitute for fossil natural gas to power and heat homes and businesses, as well as to fuel transportation.
We build a clean future today
RNG is a drop-in fuel that can utilize existing natural gas infrastructure, advancing a cleaner, more sustainable future today.
Our Projects
We are leading landfill gas-to-renewable natural gas projects that capture methane to provide immediate, measurable benefits for our partners and communities.
How this works
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Step 1: Capturing landfill gas
As organic waste decomposes in a landfill, it produces landfill gas, primarily made up of methane (CH₄) and carbon dioxide (CO₂). This gas is captured and moved to a processing facility, preventing methane from entering the atmosphere.
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Step 2: Converting landfill gas to RNG
CO₂ and other impurities are removed, leaving behind pipeline-quality methane or RNG, turning what would otherwise be a harmful greenhouse gas into a clean, renewable energy source.
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Step 3: Delivering clean energy
Once the RNG is processed, it is either compressed or liquefied and delivered via pipelines or tankers for use. It can be used for local transportation, heating, electricity generation, industrial processes and decarbonization of the global LNG supply chain.
Why capturing methane from landfills matters
- According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), landfills are the third-largest source of methane emissions in the United States, accounting for over 15% of total emissions.
- While methane has a relatively short atmospheric life of 12 years, it is estimated to have 80+ times more potent global warming potential than CO₂.
- The U.S. Department of Energy estimates that the potential energy production from landfill gas could reach approximately 2.2 billion cubic feet per day by 2050.
Our Values
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Integrity
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Partnership
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Teamwork
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Innovation