Dairy farms, landfills and additional sources of naturally occurring methane are being tapped for gas capture, supplementing natgas supply in local distribution systems and in big pipe.
MODERATOR(S):
Matt Kapinos, Partner, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
SPEAKER(S):
Robert Birdsey, Managing Director, GreenFront Energy Partners
Greg Butler, Vice President, Quantum Energy Partners
Jesse Douglas, CEO, Green Impact Partners
Jenny Gottschalk, Partner, EIV Capital
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