Tessman Road

EDL is the owner and operator of the Tessman Road Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) facility in San Antonio, Texas, USA. The facility converts waste gases from landfill into approximately 900,000 MMBtu p.a of pipeline quality RNG each year, which is used to fuel vehicles and for heating and power generation, avoiding approximately 48,800 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions.

At a glance

  • Project name:

    Tessman Road

  • Owner, operator:

    EDL

  • Start of operation:

    2022 LFG to RNG

  • Location:

    San Antonio, TX

  • Primary fuel source:

    Landfill gas

  • RNG produced:

    900,000 MMBtu p.a

  • Emissions avoided:

    ~48,800 tonnes of CO2-e p.a.

  • Equivalent cars off the road:

    10,600 p.a.

  • *Data sourced from:

    CY24

About the RNG facility

Commissioned in 2021, the Tessman Road RNG facility converts landfill gas from Republic Services’ Tessman Road Landfill into pipeline quality RNG, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and lowering fuel costs.

RNG from Tessman Road is used to power a fleet of municipal buses in San Antonio and is also supplied by pipeline to customers across North America for residential and commercial heating and electricity generation.