Hexagon Agility wins USD 18.7 million order from RNG

Hexagon Agility, a subsidiary of Hexagon Composites, receives a major order for renewable natural gas systems for a waste collection fleet in North America, strengthening its position in the sector.

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Hexagon Agility, a specialist in renewable natural gas (RNG) fuel systems, recently secured an order worth 18.7 million USD to equip a major waste collection fleet in North America.
This transaction marks a significant milestone for the company, consolidating its presence in the North American market, already a fast-growing market for sustainable energy solutions.
Due to increasingly stringent emissions regulations, commercial fleets are under pressure to adopt technologies that not only reduce their carbon footprint, but are also economically viable.
RNG systems developed by Hexagon Agility meet these requirements by providing a clean, reliable alternative to traditional fossil fuels.
They enable fleet operators to maintain high efficiency while aligning themselves with decarbonization objectives, a crucial issue for the sector.

A market in rapid transition to greener solutions

The use of RNG by waste collection fleets is a clear indicator of the transformation underway in the transport sector.
This technology, produced from organic materials, is increasingly favored for its ability to reduce greenhouse gas emissions without compromising operational performance.
The importance of this order for Hexagon Agility lies in its ability to meet a growing need for sustainable fuel solutions, while offering performance adapted to the severe constraints of working environments.
This order is not only a commercial success, but also reflects a paradigm shift in the way transport companies approach their environmental responsibilities.
By integrating RNG systems, they are positioning themselves as leaders in the transition to cleaner energies, while ensuring the continuity of their operations within an optimized economic framework.

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