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Over the past 12 months, OPAL has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -41% compared to S&P 500's +14% growth.
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Opal Fuels Inc
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Opal Fuels makes renewable natural gas, or RNG, by capturing methane from landfills and dairy farms and turning it into a transportation fuel. The company also builds and runs fueling stations for heavy-duty trucks that use natural gas and RNG instead of diesel. In simple terms, it sits between waste sites that produce methane and fleet customers that need a lower-carbon fuel. Its main customers are trucking fleets, fleet fuel buyers, and other energy users that want cleaner fuel for vehicles. Opal also sells the environmental credits tied to RNG production, which are an important part of how it earns money. So its revenue comes from fuel sales, station-related services, and the credits created when it turns waste gas into usable fuel. What makes the business model different is that Opal is not just a fuel seller; it is also a waste-to-energy developer. It earns value from both the physical fuel and the environmental attributes attached to that fuel. That gives it a role in the clean-fuel supply chain that connects landfill and dairy methane capture with trucking fleets looking for a lower-emission fuel option.