New Holland has introduced a methane-powered version of the T6.180 tractor in North America, a technology already established in Europe. The tractor runs on methane from biodigesters or compressed natural gas, offering the same power as its diesel counterpart but with cleaner burning, quieter operation, and significant reductions in emissions. New Holland is actively promoting the benefits of the methane tractor, highlighting its 30% reduction in operating costs compared to diesel models. While the market for methane tractors is currently limited due to the availability of filling stations and digesters, state and federal grants may aid in expanding infrastructure. New Holland's investment in the methane tractor includes rebates for infrastructure costs, aiming to overcome hurdles and grow the market. The tractor, priced 30% higher than diesel models, features a range extender for increased fuel capacity. With the ability to use methane from existing sources or natural gas infrastructure, the tractor enhances self-sufficiency. New Holland's focus on alternative fuels dates back to the 1990s, with previous projects like the hydrogen prototype tractor. The methane tractor, with its reduced emissions and cost-effective operation, is positioned as a clean and efficient solution for farms. Demonstrations and showcases of the methane T6.180 are being conducted to raise awareness and drive adoption in North America.