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LGI is passionate about advancing the transition to a renewable electricity future by turning gas from Australian landfills into reliable, renewable energy.

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canberratimes.com.au

Up to 10,800 homes could be powered by renewable energy generated from methane after the expansion of the landfill gas capture project at Mugga Lane.

abc.net.au

Energy generated from methane produced by Canberra's main rubbish tip is expected to power 10,800 homes and further cut greenhouse gas emissions under an expanded capture project.

reneweconomy.com.au

A 12 megawatt (MW)/ 24 MWh battery will be installed at the Mugga Lane landfill site in the ACT to help deliver power generated on-site to households during peak demand periods.

canberradaily.com.au

In a partnership with Australian clean energy engineers LGI Limited, the ACT Government will capture harmful methane gas at the Mugga Lane landfill and convert it into reliable renewable energy: 50,000 Megawatt hours’ worth, or enough to power up to 10,800 homes every year.

7news.com.au

Mayors and Councillors from Queensland and New South Wales have attended an open day at Toowoomba's Waste Management Centre, to see how landfill biogas is powering the water treatment plant.

sentinelnews.com.au

A NEWLY struck carbon-cutting partnership between Somerset Regional Council (SRC) and LGI Limited (LGI) is set to deliver extraordinary results for the environment and the local community.

ulladullatimes.com.au

Shoalhaven City Council is extending opportunities to convert biogas extracted from landfill at West Nowra Recycling and Waste Depot into renewable energy.

couriermail.com.au

The Gympie dump might not be the prettiest location in the region nor the best smelling, but its role in paving the way for a greener, cleaner future is nothing to sneeze at.

gympietoday.com.au

A carbon-cutting partnership between Gympie Regional Council and LGI Limited (LGI) is delivering extraordinary results for the environment and the local community.

southcoastregister.com.au