North American RNG Outlook 2035: Feedstock Diversification and Policy Incentives Poised to Drive Market Expansion

cCarbon has released its latest market intelligence report, “North American RNG Outlook 2035,” providing a comprehensive analysis of the region’s Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) market, which is projected to see significant growth across the U.S. and Canada through 2035.

The RNG market is evolving rapidly, driven by expanding feedstock availability, policy support, and the emergence of new end-use applications across transportation, thermal, electricity, and hydrogen pathways. Landfill gas remains the dominant feedstock, while agricultural and food waste are steadily increasing their share, particularly in Canada. Incentive structures—led by the RFS and the 45Z Clean Fuel Production Credit (CFPC) in the U.S., alongside provincial mandates and the federal Clean Fuel Regulations in Canada—are critical to project economics and market expansion.

The 2035 Outlook highlights key trends shaping the market’s trajectory. cCarbon’s analysis, based on proprietary tracking of over 600 RNG projects, presents baseline and accelerated scenarios for 2030 and 2035, offering detailed forecasts by production, feedstock mix, end-use demand, and incentive generation potential. The research underscores the growing role of non-transport applications and the importance of regulatory certainty for supporting long-term investment.

The North American RNG Outlook 2035 is built on extensive facility-level data, policy modeling, and market analysis. It delivers actionable intelligence for project developers, investors, utilities, and policymakers seeking to understand RNG’s role in decarbonizing North America’s energy landscape.

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For more details or to access the full report, contact cCarbon at insights@ccarbon.info.