The fields of southern Indiana are an unlikely proving ground for BP Plc’s $4.1 billion bet on renewable natural gas.
There, in the small, rural town of Medora, a first-of-its-kind modular facility will start operating on Wednesday, converting waste gas released from decomposing trash in the area’s landfill into a pipeline-ready product. BP hopes the facility is just the start of things to come: The company has five more modular facilities on track to go online this year and plans to commission as many as 20 around the country annually.
The work will yield both environmental and economic benefits, by keeping ...
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