The process, hydrothermal liquefaction, is used to convert wet organic wastes at high temperature and pressures into renewable crude.

In some applications, solid recovered fuel is expected to replace up to 100 percent of fossil fuels to generate electricity or heat.

RePower South will be able to recycle 50 to 60 percent of the waste brought in—materials will be baled or turned into renewable energy.

The project will target domestic or commercial waste that would otherwise end up in landfills or incinerators.

The association says the proposed lockout/tagout rule would not increase workplace safety but applauds NHTSA for its CNG inspection rule.

Bioenergy will use the capital to expand its North American footprint, working with municipalities and corporations to develop anaerobic digestion facilities.

Old and worn American flags can now be retired in a proper way thanks to a local Boy Scout, Covanta Montgomery and American Legion Post 86.

BioHiTech announced the sale of its 2.2 percent stake in Gold Medal Group to Gold Medal Equity LLC for $2.25 million in cash.

Cox Enterprises said it will invest $10 million in Sierra Energy, which will use the funding to further develop and commercialize its FastOx technology.

Clean Energy delivered 110 million gallons of biofuel in 2018 and claims to command 53 percent of the RNG market in the U.S.