Renewable natural gas from the digestion facility will be designated specifically to power CR&R's fleet of approximately 900 waste hauling trucks. "Bringing renewable gas into our pipeline system is a big step forward for SoCalGas and for California ," said Lisa Alexander, SoCalGas' vice president, customer solutions and communications. "Using our pipeline infrastructure to distribute this carbon-neutral fuel will help to slow climate change and meet state goals for increasing use of renewable fuels. We see this de-carbonization of our pipeline system as the way of the future." SoCalGas expects it will be able to bring renewable gas from the facility into its pipelines by June of this year.