Landfill gas (LFG) capture projects are critical for reducing methane emissions and generating renewable energy from waste.
The feasibility of these projects depends on several physical and economic factors, including landfill size, gas production, and revenue streams. Each landfill’s viability for LFG capture is unique. Financial incentives such as ACCUs (Australian Carbon Credit Units) and LGCs (Large-scale Generation Certificates) are often crucial for making flaring and smaller generation projects feasible. This fact sheet provides an overview of the minimum viability for LFG capture systems and key issues affecting feasibility.
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