Palm Beach looks for 95MW of energy ... in trash
The Palm Beach County Solid Waste Authority has awarded a $668 million contract for engineering, procurement and construction services for
waste-to-energy
Federal buildings choose waste-to-energy heat
The US General Services Administration (GSA) has signed a $9 million deal with Detroit Thermal LLC to provide heating to
Waste to energy: Both threat and opportunity
The volume of waste going to landfills in the UK has declined dramatically since 2001, from more than 50 million
In Canada, a waste-to-energy first
By the end of next year, the Canadian city of Edmonton could be home to an energy plant like no
Waste-to-fuel reactor wins 2010 industry award
A new type of reactor that converts waste materials into liquid fuels has won the 2010 award from CWC World
Don't waste waste, study says: Use it to generate energy
Municipal waste, sewage sludge and “slurry” from livestock (yes, it’s what you think it is) could provide a little
Panel will discuss treating waste as a resource, not a problem
Want to learn more about the latest innovations for turning trash into fuel? Then mark your calendars for ecoConnect’s
Global rubbish could reduce our dependence on oil
Is turning to trash for fuel a sign that we’re getting smarter about sustainability and smart energy use … or
New Cheshire plant to produce power from trash
The Government today approved plans for a 95-megawatt power plant, to be built at Ince in Cheshire, that will generate
London waste-to-energy could power 2 million homes
Every eight days, London produces enough municipal waste to fill up Canary Wharf … and city officials believe much of that
€20 billion for waste-to-energy plants in Ukraine
The Swedish company EcoEnergy Scandinavia and the Ukrainian government today signed an agreement to build and operate waste incineration plants
Waste-to-energy plant wins 2009 renewable award
An energy-recovery-from-waste plant on the Isle of Wight has won the Renewable Energy Project of the Year Award in the
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