A renewable natural gas (RNG) plant in Indiana, able to process 3,200 cubic feet/minute of landfill gas, has begun operations, according to BP plc-led Archaea Energy.

The RNG facility in Medora, sited by a landfill owned by Rumpke Waste and Recycling, is the first to come online since last December, when BP completed its takeover of Archaea. 

The deal made BP the largest RNG producer in the United States.

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