Leeds council is set to become one of the first local authorities to have its own permanent biomethane fuel station.
The £150,000 station will serve the city's two biomethane gas-powered rubbish trucks, providing fuel storage and easier refilling at the pumps.
Biomethane is a natural gas produced by breaking down organic materials like food waste and manure.
According to the council, its use offers significant cost savings as well as environmental benefits.
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