Anaerobic Digestion

RNG Energy Solutions is slated to build an anaerobic digester to produce natural gas from food scraps that will fuel buses and trucks.

Hennepin County is on the hunt for an entity that could process at least 25,000 tons of organic waste a year via anaerobic digestion.

The Zero Waste International Alliance established global standards to define and guide the development of ero waste initiatives.

The solar panels are projected to produce 101,020 kWh of clean energy each year for the food waste-to-electricity plant.

The plant includes a materials recovery facility, organic processing, plastics processing, anaerobic digestion and wastewater treatment in one building.

A decline in waste landfills has many wondering what will happen to disposal companies in the near future.

The RNG is being used to fuel about 400 of CR&R's waste hauling trucks.

David Unger, SVP at Fortistar, shares insight on potential risks to investors and how change could impact small methane gas producers.

The Waste360 40 Under 40 award recipient spoke to Waste360 about her passion for recycling.

Technology can be used to understand waste volumes and problem areas.