Waga Energy selected by CMCMUA for LFG-to-RNG project in New Jersey

CMCMUA's selection of Waga Energy for a Landfill Gas (LFG) to Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) project in Cape May County, New Jersey, positions a French cleantech firm to expand its proprietary WAGABOX® technology within the United States. This partnership, announced on 2026-03-11, targets a substantial 205,000 MMBtu/year capacity for RNG production. For CMCMUA, a public authority established in 1973, this deal provides a direct solution for solid waste management services in Cape May County, New Jersey, by converting LFG into a valuable energy resource. Waga Energy benefits from deploying its specialized technology in a new US location, adding to its existing operational units across France, Canada, and the US. The project's value remains undisclosed. The Cape May County Municipal Utilities Authority (CMCMUA), responsible for solid waste management services in Cape May County, New Jersey since 1973, integrates advanced biomass technology into its operations through this partnership. Waga Energy, a French cleantech company, brings its proprietary WAGABOX® technology to the project, a system already deployed in over 15 operational units across France, Canada, and the US. This New Jersey project further solidifies Waga Energy's footprint in the United States, expanding its portfolio of Renewable Natural Gas production facilities. The deal advances CMCMUA's waste management capabilities while extending Waga Energy's international deployment of its specialized LFG-to-RNG solution.