Financial Performance and Guidance Update:
-
reported
$102 million in
revenue for Q2 2025, with over
61 million gallons of renewable natural gas sold, and
$17.5 million in
adjusted EBITDA.
- The company also ended the quarter with
$241 million in cash and investments.
- The guidance for the full year 2025 was raised, with GAAP earnings expected to range from a net loss of
$217 million to $212 million and non-GAAP adjusted EBITDA expected to be between
$60 million to $65 million.
- The growth was attributed to strong performance in the transit and waste sectors, driven by the increasing adoption of RNG and successful contract wins.
Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) and Dairy Projects:
- Clean Energy Fuels reported a
21% increase in RNG volumes from Q1 to Q2 2025.
- The company has six operating dairy RNG projects, with two large-capacity projects in commissioning expected to begin production by year-end.
- The increase in RNG volumes was due to improved weather conditions and corrective actions taken to address operational challenges in dairy projects.
X15N Engine and Trucking Market:
- Despite initial challenges, the introduction of the X15N engine is progressing, with more orders and broader adoption expected.
- The incremental pricing for the X15N engine has been reduced, making it more affordable for fleets and improving the engine's economic viability.
- The progress is attributed to collaboration among industry players and recognition of the long-term benefits of RNG for reducing emissions.
Transit and Waste Market Expansion:
- Clean Energy Fuels fuels over
9,000 transit buses at
115 locations, demonstrating significant growth in this sector.
- The company continues to expand its presence in the refuse sector, fueled by the assurance of steady RNG supply.
- The expansion is driven by the dual benefits of carbon emission reductions and cost savings for transit agencies and waste companies.
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