RNG Girls

Renewable Natural Gas is scaling fast, but the real story sits behind the press releases. On RNG Girls, we get into the people, projects, and politics shaping the RNG and biogas market, with honest conversations on what’s being built, what’s being funded, what’s being held up, and what’s coming next. Hosted by Lisa Kitt - Managing Director of Dahlia Recruitment , alongside rotating female co-hosts from across the RNG market, the podcast brings together the voices driving the sector forward: from executives and investors to policy leaders, developers, and operators on the ground. Expect practical, unfiltered insight on: 🔹 Policy shifts and what they really mean for delivery 🔹 Funding, growth, and where projects win or stall 🔹 De

RNG Girls is a business podcast hosted by Lisa Kitt, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Lisa Kitt hosts RNG Girls, a business show with 12 episodes published.

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  Why the Future Energy System May Need Gas Infrastructure More Than We Think

  Sep 25, 202649 min

  This week on RNG Girls, Lisa Kitt and Skye Austin are joined by James Earl, Chief Executive of Future Energy Networks , for a conversation on gas infrastructure, biomethane, home heating, data centers, energy security and the future of the UK energy system. Future Energy Networks represents Britain’s gas networks and works across policy, regulation, technical issues and long-term energy strategy. This episode looks at the energy transition through a whole-system lens. We hear a lot about electrification, and rightly so. Electrify transport. Electrify heat. Build more renewable power. But as electricity demand grows across homes, industry, transport, AI and data centers, the question becomes more complicated: What happens if we try to electrify everything at the same time? Britain already has an enormous gas system beneath its streets. It heats homes, serves industry, stores energy and supports the electricity system during peak demand. As the molecules moving through that system become increasingly renewable, could gas infrastructure become part of the solution rather than something we simply leave behind? The conversation gets practical: Why Britain’s gas network still matters How biomethane could support UK energy supply and security What bio-hybrid heating could mean for hard-to-electrify homes Why winter peak demand changes the infrastructure debate How data centers are adding new pressure to the electricity grid Why gas infrastructure and biomethane could support flexible, reliable power Why the future may be less about gas or electricity, and more about using both well James also explains why policy clarity matters if the UK wants to unlock the next wave of biomethane projects, and why a truly integrated energy system needs to start with the infrastructure we already have. It’s a strong listen for policymakers, energy networks, biomethane producers, developers, utilities, infrastructure leaders, data center operators, investors and anyone interested in what a practical, resilient Net Zero energy system could look like. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction: the future of the gas network 03:02 Future Energy Networks and Britain’s gas infrastructure 04:29 Biomethane, domestic energy and energy security 09:26 Where biomethane can support decarbonisation 19:12 Bio-hybrid heating and UK homes 29:24 Winter peak demand and system resilience 35:26 Data centers, AI and gas network connections 45:15 Designing a whole-system energy future Guest: James Earl Chief Executive, Future Energy Networks LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/james-earl-80110237 Host: Lisa Kitt Founder, RNG Girls | Managing Director, Dahlia Recruitment LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-kitt-0ab28521/ Co-host: Skye Austin Sales Director (RNG & Compression), Stark Tech | Co-Vice Chair of the American Biogas Council LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/skye-austin-506b1075 RNG Girls is a podcast on the people, projects and politics of Renewable Natural Gas. Subscribe for more conversations from across the RNG industry.

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  From Policy to Pavement: How RNG Is Powering Transportation

  Sep 8, 202637 min

  This week on RNG Girls, Lisa Kitt and Skye Austin are joined by Ashley Remillard, Executive Vice President of Legal & Government Affairs and General Counsel at Hexagon Agility , and Executive Team Member at The Transport Project . Ashley works at the intersection of renewable natural gas, transportation, policy and global market development, helping shape conversations in the United States and beyond. This episode looks at RNG through a transportation lens, exploring how smart regulation, market design, infrastructure investment and government-industry collaboration can accelerate real-world adoption. Because RNG is no longer just an environmental story. It is becoming a transportation story. From California to Europe, India, the UK and beyond, fleets are using renewable natural gas to reduce emissions, improve fuel security, support heavy-duty transport, and create cleaner operations with technology that is available today. The conversation gets practical: Why heavy-duty transportation is such an important market for RNG What the US can learn from global approaches to RNG-powered transport Why lifecycle emissions matter when measuring real impact How California helped show what is possible through the LCFS Why refuse trucks, transit buses and long-haul fleets are strong use cases for RNG How energy security and fuel resilience are becoming part of the transport conversation Why regulatory certainty can be as important as financial incentives Why smart policy should focus on outcomes, not picking winners Ashley also shares why RNG has such a powerful role to play in decarbonising transport, particularly in heavy-duty applications where the technology, infrastructure and fuel are already available. It’s a strong listen for fleet operators, policymakers, developers, infrastructure providers, investors, transport leaders and anyone interested in cleaner, more resilient transportation systems. Guest: Ashley Remillard EVP of Legal & Government Affairs and General Counsel at Hexagon Agility | Executive Team Member at The Transport Project LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashley-remillard-094a979/ Host: Lisa Kitt Founder, RNG Girls | Managing Director, Dahlia Recruitment LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-kitt-0ab28521/ Co-host: Skye Austin Sales Director (RNG & Compression), Stark Tech | Co-Vice Chair of the American Biogas Council LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/skye-austin-506b1075 Chapters: 00:00 Introduction: Ashley Remillard and RNG-powered transportation 02:54 Ashley’s path into RNG, policy and transportation 05:03 Hexagon Agility’s role in the RNG market 06:28 Global perspectives: what the US, Europe and California can learn from each other 15:28 Why heavy-duty transport is a major opportunity for RNG 17:50 Refuse trucks, circular economy and real-world fleet adoption 24:05 Energy security, policy certainty and smarter regulation 32:24 The future of RNG in global transportation RNG Girls is a podcast on the people, projects and politics of Renewable Natural Gas. Subscribe for more conversations from across the RNG industry.

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  Beyond RNG: Lessons from the Low-Carbon Economy with Brad Pleima

  Aug 25, 202646 minS0

  <p>This week on RNG Girls, Lisa Kitt and Skye Austin are joined by Brad Pleima, President of EcoEngineers and Co-Vice Chair of the American Biogas Council, for a conversation that looks beyond RNG, and into the wider low-carbon economy.</p><p></p><p>Through EcoEngineers, Brad works across renewable natural gas, sustainable aviation fuel, renewable diesel, ethanol, hydrogen, carbon markets and emerging low-carbon technologies.</p><p></p><p>That broader perspective gives him a unique view of what RNG is doing well, where the industry still has room to grow, and what lessons can be taken from the markets...

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  Beyond the ITC: Building the Next Generation of RNG Projects

  Aug 13, 20261h 29mS0

  <p>This week on RNG Girls, Lisa Kitt and Skye Austin are joined by Corina Sheridan, Executive Vice President of Business Development at Viridi Energy, for a practical conversation on what the next generation of RNG development needs to look like.</p><p></p><p>Corina brings more than 20 years of experience across energy and sustainability, with work spanning municipalities, utilities, private partners, landfills, digesters, organics diversion and agricultural waste sectors.</p><p></p><p>Together, they explore what happens as the RNG market moves beyond incentive-driven growth and into a more disciplined, long-term phase of development.</p><p></p><...

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  Beyond the ITC: Building the Next Generation of RNG Projects

  Aug 13, 20261h 29m

  This week on RNG Girls, Lisa Kitt and Skye Austin are joined by Corina Sheridan, Executive Vice President of Business Development at Viridi Energy, for a practical conversation on what the next generation of RNG development needs to look like. Corina brings more than 20 years of experience across energy and sustainability, with work spanning municipalities, utilities, private partners, landfills, digesters, organics diversion and agricultural waste sectors. Together, they explore what happens as the RNG market moves beyond incentive-driven growth and into a more disciplined, long-term phase of development. Because incentives can help projects pencil. They can help attract capital. They can move some projects from interesting to buildable. But they do not replace good projects. This episode gets into the real work behind renewable natural gas development, from deciding whether a project should be built, to understanding whether it can be built successfully. The conversation covers: Why RNG development is about more than finding projects How developers align municipalities, utilities, landfill owners, investors, operators and communities Why trust, communication and relationship-building matter across long project timelines What makes a project attractive — and what early warning signs developers need to watch for Why saying no, or “not right now,” can sometimes be the best development decision How longer timelines, changing economics and evolving incentives are reshaping project strategy What has to replace incentive-driven development as the market matures Why the future of RNG depends on stronger projects, stable demand, disciplined execution and long-term value Corina also shares why RNG is still one of the most versatile resources in the renewable energy transition, supporting methane reduction, waste management, agriculture, local economies, domestic energy security and reliable renewable energy. It’s a strong listen for developers, operators, municipalities, utilities, investors, policymakers, technology providers and anyone trying to understand what it really takes to move RNG projects from idea to operation. Guest: Corina Sheridan Executive Vice President of Business Development at Viridi Energy LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/corinasheridan/ Host: Lisa Kitt Founder, RNG Girls | Managing Director, Dahlia Recruitment LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-kitt-0ab28521/ Co-host: Skye Austin Sales Director (RNG & Compression), Stark Tech | Co-Vice Chair of the American Biogas Council LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/skye-austin-506b1075 RNG Girls is a podcast on the people, projects and politics of Renewable Natural Gas. Subscribe for more conversations from across the RNG industry.

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