Although it’s an expensive endeavor, it may be worth it for remote landfills wanting to capitalize on renewable credits.

In anticipation of WasteExpo, Waste360 sat down with Don Ross of New Way Trucks to discuss current fleet trends and the role technology is playing in enhancing refuse fleets.

The challenge aims to help NASA develop waste-to-energy technology that can recycle plastic waste into useful gases.

The mechanical biological treatment process will blend organics and non-organics with compost materials to create a solid recovered fuel.

Hydrothermal processing technology also reduces greenhouse gas emissions by three times that of anaerobic digestion, according to SoCalGas.

The facility will take in mixed waste single-use plastics and convert them into usable products at commercial scale.

The acquisition expands Fortistar’s strategy to produce, distribute and supply RNG as a transportation fuel across the U.S.

The executive order aims to reduce congestion and furthers the city’s commitment to use alternative fuels to continue increasing fuel economy.

The facility promises to convert 180,000 tons of food waste a year to biogas to fuel a power plant, vehicles and other equipment.

The proposed facility planned to take in 150,000 tons of municipal solid waste a year and turn it into fuel for factories making cement.