Cold Jet launches dry ice production at RNG sites

In Ohio, Cold Jet announced a groundbreaking initiative designed to transform renewable natural gas (RNG) biomethane sites worldwide into dual-purpose revenue generators. By integrating carbon capture and liquefaction technology with its highly efficient dry ice production solutions, RNG facilities can now monetize their CO2 emissions, creating substantial new income streams from high-demand industrial applications.

As RNG sites capture methane from organic waste, they also produce a significant amount of CO2, often released into the atmosphere. Cold Jet’s suggested approach allows for the capture, liquefaction, and subsequent conversion of this CO2 into valuable products. While liquid CO2 itself commands a growing market, with demand projected to increase 8x by 2050 in the European Union and 2% annually by 2028 in the U.S. for uses in food & beverage, agriculture, fire suppression, eFuels, and sustainable urea, the revenue potential from dry ice production is even more compelling.