WTE & Biogas: Page 41


  • Kleangas Energy snaps up landfill GTE company

    The Tampa, FL-based Kleangas filed with the SEC in order to finalize its purchase of the clean energy company.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 28, 2014
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    Automotive giant GM dips its toes into food waste recycling

    The automaker announced food waste from eateries located within its world headquarters in Detroit, MI will be composted or sent to a nearby waste-to-energy facility. 

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 27, 2014
  • Waste Management eyes expansion into coal ash, food waste

    WM is betting that coal ash regulations will be approved, opening up a massive business opportunity -- but it doesn’t want to play the waiting game and is champing at the bit to corner the market. 

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 26, 2014
  • Bluesphere pursues landfill partnerships for WTE conversion projects

    Bluesphere announced that it is looking to partner with landfill owners in an effort to convert methane into electricity.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 22, 2014
  • Investment firm backs Maryland WTE project

    Officials in Hagerstown, MD, announced that an investment firm plans to construct a waste-to-energy facility at the site of the county landfill. 

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 21, 2014
  • Report: Biomass projects valued at $1.3B worldwide

    A July 2014 analysis found that biomass projects are on the rise, and have the potential to hit $1.3 billion globally.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 20, 2014
  • Santa Barbara County considers $50M waste-to-energy project

    The Resource Recovery Project would include the construction of a new materials recovery facility and anaerobic digester located in Santa Barbara County, CA.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 19, 2014
  • California anaerobic digestion facility nears completion

    A two-stage AD plant in Pixley, CA will be ready to take on agricultural waste from a local dairy farm in September.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 19, 2014
  • NYC to expand food waste-to-energy program

    The city's pilot program currently processes up to two tons of food waste per day; the expansion could convert up to 50 tons of organic waste daily. 

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 18, 2014
  • Could renewable energy waste be used as fertilizers?

    Lancaster University researchers are studying ways to use a combination of ash and digestates as an agricultural fertilizer.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 15, 2014
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    PA town lobbies for funds to upgrade to CNG

    City officials are hoping a state grant comes through so the town can add new equipment to an existing plant in order to convert biogas into compressed natural gas. 

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 15, 2014
  • Pigs at Keenbell Farm are pasture raised by 3rd generation farmer CJ Isbell in Rockville, VA, on Friday, May 6, 2011.
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    $80M hog waste-to-energy plant planned for MO

    The companies involved in the project -- Roeslein Alternative Energy and Murphy-Brown of Missouri -- say the facility will be the largest of its kind.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 14, 2014
  • Covanta increases metal recovery rates dramatically with upgraded magnets

    One facility increased its metal recovery by 50% after its first day of using the new magnet. 

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 11, 2014
  • BioTork could receive $50M in funding for biofuel facility

    The state of Hawaii is providing funding in support of projects that will further its zero-waste goals.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 8, 2014
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    Vermont Gas spearheads state biogas expansion

    Methane collected from a landfill in Quebec, Canada will be transported via pipeline to heat 350 homes in the Green Mountain State.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 8, 2014
  • New plastics-to-fuel technology used at Waste Management facility

    Agilyx Corp. will install updated continuous feed technology at a Portland plant owned by Waste Management.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 7, 2014
  • USDA finds 11,000 anaerobic digestion plants could slash emissions

    The new facilities would drastically reduce emissions through the use of biogas and provide power for 3 million homes. 

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 5, 2014
  • Bioenergy company plans waste-to-diesel facility in OH

    SG Preston announced it will start work on a $400-million waste-to-diesel plant in Lawrence County, OH.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 5, 2014
  • Waste Management closes recycling plant, transfer station

    The waste and recycling giant announced it will stop operating two facilities, a waste-to-crude plant in Oregon and a New Jersey transfer station.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 4, 2014
  • Waste Management's GTL facility in OK moving forward

    The companies involved in a gas-to-liquid plant located at a Oklahoma landfill site have officially committed to the project.

    By Nicole Wrona • Aug. 1, 2014
  • RNG facility opens in Seneca Falls, NY

    The new plant will convert landfill gas from the Seneca Meadows landfill into renewable natural gas or compressed natural gas. 

    By Nicole Wrona • July 30, 2014
  • Napa, CA considers anaerobic digester

    The city was awarded a $3-million grant, which the city could use to further organics recycling. 

    By Nicole Wrona • July 28, 2014
  • Three anaerobic digestion plants announced for MA, RI

    Two companies will join forces to build a total of three anaerobic digestion and fertilizer facilities in anticipation of the impending food bans. 

    By Nicole Wrona • July 24, 2014
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    Covanta announces Q2 results

    The energy-from-waste operations company reported its second quarter results for the period ending June 30, 2014. 

    By Nicole Wrona • July 24, 2014
  • Waste Management WTE site to double production

    The Washington landfill added more engines to increase its capacity and signed an agreement with an area utility company that will purchase all of the energy generated on site. 

    By Nicole Wrona • July 21, 2014