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Coverage of facilities that process municipal solid waste and convert it energy through mass burn, refuse derived fuel, gasification or other technologies.
According to the Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy, scientists have discovered a new way to create biofuel using traditional waste products like grease from fast food restaurants and waste from lithium batteries. The creation of the new...
Hartford, CT’s trash-to-energy facility is showing its age and without an influx of $330 million to refurbish the plant the state may need to send its garbage to landfills...
The world generates more than 2.1 billion metric tons of municipal solid waste (MSW) every year. That’s enough to fill 822,000 Olympic swimming pools. Sadly, only 16 percent of this is recycled, with the majority of items sent to landfills after...
[00:00:00] Liz Bothwell: Hi everyone, welcome to Waste360's NothingWasted! Podcast. On every episode, we invite the most interesting people in waste recycling and organics to sit down with us and chat candidly about their thoughts, their work...
Mississauga, Canada-based Li-Cycle has developed a process to retrieve more than 95 percent of the content of any lithium battery, while recovery rates have traditionally been 50 percent or below; and the technology can produce battery-grade...
Jonathan Peress has come on board as SoCalGas’ senior director of Regulatory Affairs, responsible for managing regulatory matters with California’s various state agencies, including the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and the...
Representing the company’s operations in five countries and six time zones, Covanta’s Director of Corporate Communications James Regan is responsible for external communication and serves as chief company spokesperson, supporting more than 80...
Standard Hydrogen has developed a thermal technology to produce hydrogen transportation fuel from municipal solid waste (MSW), which the Boca-Raton, FL-based company says is cheaper and cleaner than alternative methods to make this fuel. The...