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Johnson Controls Building $31M Renewable Gas Facility in Virginia Beach

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A project is underway in Virginia Beach to convert wastewater treatment biogas into pipeline-quality renewable natural gas for injection into Virginia Natural Gas’s distribution system. Johnson Controls is constructing the facility at the Hampton Roads Sanitation District’s Atlantic Treatment Plant, a project estimated to cost $31 million. The facility is expected to be fully operational in the summer of 2027.

From dailypress.com

Why it matters

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The project, which is a first for Virginia Natural Gas, supports emission reductions and enhances energy resiliency in the region. The construction phase is expected to create about 268 jobs, in addition to 18 permanent in-house positions.

From dailypress.com

Who's involved

  • Johnson ControlsContractor constructing the facility for Virginia Natural Gas
  • VNGNatural gas utility receiving the renewable energy supply
  • Virginia BeachLocation where the new energy facility is being built
  • VirginiaState providing the regulatory framework for the project
  • SCCCompany that filed cost information for the project

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  • Johnson ControlsSpeculative

    Johnson Controls might see increased revenue from the construction contract.

  • VNGSpeculative

    Virginia Natural Gas could diversify its energy supply and reduce reliance on interstate pipelines.

  • VirginiaSpeculative

    Virginia could see increased investment in sustainable energy infrastructure.

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