Brazil Biomethane Plant Injects Renewable Gas into Grid, Scaling Waste-to-Energy

A new biomethane facility at the Ecoparque da Orizon in Paulínia, São Paulo, began injecting purified biogas into the natural gas grid, converting 4,500 tons of daily waste into renewable fuel. This marks a notable scale-up in Brazil's waste-to-energy capacity, though the project's total output and grid impact remain unspecified. The development supports energy transition efforts by displacing fossil natural gas with a renewable alternative.