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Contracting a methane gas extraction system: Engineering and installing extraction wells requires expertise Here’s what these specialty contractors do

Of the three typical ways of removing methane from landfills — venting, burning, and extraction — only the latter properly disposes of the potentially hazardous gas and offers the option of selling it as fuel. Over the last two decades, 594 U.S. gas-to-energy ...

Jun. 4, 2013

By Griffin Dewatering

Philips Lightolier – Fall River, MA - Case Study

Founded in 1904, Philips Lightolier has long been an innovator in the electric lighting industry with its headquarters located in Fall River, MA. Philips Lightolier is a leader in the development of energy-efficient lighting and controls, from high performance fixtures, to smart controls, and the integration of electronics. New fixtures introduced by several different company brands achieve more ...

May 17, 2012

By Boreal Renewable Energy Development

Measuring gases in AD and landfill – Which is the right product for your application?

With over 30 years' experience in the landfill and biogas sector, Geotech is synonymous with gas analysis, supplying monitoring equipment to over half of the UK biogas and landfill market, with a further 4000 portable gas analysers sold throughout the world. Geotech's product portfolio is tailored to satisfy a multitude of environmental monitoring requirements; our clients tell us the ...

Sep. 25, 2015

By Geotech

Measuring gases in AD and landfill – Which is the right product for your application?

With over 30 years' experience in the landfill and biogas sector, Geotech is synonymous with gas analysis, supplying monitoring equipment to over half of the UK biogas and landfill market, with a further 4000 portable gas analysers sold throughout the world. Geotech's product portfolio is tailored to satisfy a multitude of environmental monitoring requirements; our clients tell us the ...

Sep. 25, 2015

By Geotech

Case study - Measuring gases in AD and landfill – which is the right product for your application

With over 30 years’ experience in the landfill and biogas sector, Geotech is synonymous with gas analysis, supplying monitoring equipment to over half of the UK biogas and landfill market, with a further 4000 portable gas analysers sold throughout the world. Geotech’s product portfolio is tailored to satisfy a multitude of environmental monitoring requirements; our clients tell ...

Oct. 24, 2016

By Geotech

Bolivar wastewater treatment plant cogeneration facility to be Installed by Clarke Energy - Case Study

The Bolivar Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) is the largest wastewater treatment plant in the Adelaide region, processing almost 70% of Adelaide’s metropolitan wastewater. The South Australian Government has approved a $25.8 ...

Aug. 24, 2012

By Clarke Energy

Case Study: New Tennessee Waste-To-Energy Plant

Clean Conversion Infrastructure Addition To Give Lebanon Renewable Energy PHG Energy will provide the vibrant and growing Middle Tennessee city of Lebanon with a new method of sustainable waste disposal and renewable energy production when this system is completed in 2016. Commercial wood waste that was previously dumped into in area landfills, hundreds of tons of scrap tires, and ...

Sep. 7, 2016

By PHG Energy, LLC

Revive real estate and create green communities in one fell swoop

I can remember years ago when I entered the green arena. In 2005, I was managing two real estate offices in Sarasota, Florida in the middle of the real estate boom. As the year progressed, I began to hear about green building and the challenges of our current built structure. When I began to understand that our homes and workspaces could be toxic, I was not happy. I began to inquire about ...

Oct. 19, 2009

Spectra Energy Uses EPASS to Drive Time/Cost Savings on EPA Mandatory Reporting Rule Compliance

Spectra Energy, a FORTUNE 500 company, is one of North America's premier pipeline and midstream companies. Based in Houston, Texas, the company’s operations include more than 22,000 miles of natural gas, natural gas liquids, and crude oil pipelines, approximately 305 billion cubic feet of natural gas storage, as well as natural gas gathering and processing, and local distribution operations ...

Jun. 1, 2013

By IHS

Case study - High volume fly ash for the 2 Folsom project

High Volume Fly Ash (HVFA) concrete was successfully used as the cornerstone of this project’s sustainability program. HVFA concrete was aggressively pursued because of its environmental benefits. When fly ash is used in place of cement, energy and landfill space is conserved and greenhouse gas emissions are reduced. During this HVFA project, roughly 2,800 tons of CO2 emissions were ...

Mar. 19, 2015

By Headwaters, Inc.

Viessmann Group/BIOFerm Energy Systems Selected for Municipal Anaerobic Digestion Project with The City of Edmonton and The University of Alberta

Viessmann Group/BIOFerm Energy Systems Selected for Municipal Anaerobic Digestion Project with The City of Edmonton and The University of Alberta July 8, 2015 Written by Whitney Beadle PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release Madison, WI – ...

Jul. 8, 2015

By BIOFerm™ Energy Systems

Malvern Community Hospital, Worcestershire - case study

ENER-G delivered a solution that combines two low carbon technologies – a ground source heat pump system and a combined heat and power (CHP) unit - as part of the eco-friendly design brief set by Interserve, which was contracted by Worcestershire Primary Care Trust to build the £17.7 million new hospital. The 24-bed hospital will utilise renewable geothermal energy for heating, ...

Oct. 31, 2011

By ENER-G

Nestlé - Improving product performance along the value chain

May 6, 2013 By Claus Conzelmann GLOBE-Net, May 6, 2013 - The food production chain uses a large share of the world's limited resources, which is why as the world's ...

May 6, 2013

By GLOBE Foundation

Campbell`s Soup Company`s Napoleon facility increases accuracy and reduces inspection times with ESS

Campbell's Soup Company, one of the largest soup producers in the world, has been a leader in protecting the environment for years. Households around the world have depended on Campbell's to deliver high quality, great tasting soup and to serve as responsible corporate citizen by preserving the environment. So when the Campbell's facility in Napoleon, Ohio needed to find a more efficient and ...

Nov. 17, 2008

By IHS

Anaerobic Digest

Boulder, Colorado: U.S. Distributed Renewables Forecast Published Navigant Research, a market research and consulting firm in Boulder, recently published the “U.S. Distributed Renewables Deployment Forecast, 2016-2025.” The report notes that deployment of distributed renewables, such as wind, solar and anaerobic digestion facilities, in the U.S. has accelerated in the last ...

Sep. 1, 2016

By BioCycle Magazine

Buying Green! A Handbook on Environmental Public Procurement

Untitled Document Green procurement: the essentials Green public procurement is a step-by-step process. Here are the steps. ...

Oct. 29, 2004

By European Commission, Environment DG

A Path To Sustainable Infrastructure Solutions

Today, for the most part, our communities’ infrastructure systems are developed and managed separately, by separate utilities and agencies. Sustainable infrastructure, on the other hand, blurs boundaries between our energy, transportation, water and waste systems to implement complementary strategies that benefit more than one system. Among our most important, and difficult, challenges will ...

Mar. 1, 2015

By BioCycle Magazine

Efficient Operation of Lighting, Hot Water and Air Conditioning: Hotel Inter Continental Sydney

To improve its environmental performance and save nearly $300,000 per year, the Hotel Inter Continental Sydney changed some practices that seemed insignificant in themselves but which collectively, wasted massive resources. The changes cost around $275,000 and no adverse affect on guest amenity. They included lowering the power of lights that were too bright, lowering the temperature of ...

Jul. 1, 1998

Composting releases less air pollution than previously thought - study

A new study funded by the California Integrated Waste Board (CIWMB) indicates that well-managed composting of green waste and food waste releases significantly less air pollution than previously thought. The study also demonstrates that a relatively inexpensive management technique - covering active compost piles with a layer of finished compost - may lower air emissions even further, by as ...

Mar. 1, 2008

By BioCycle Magazine

Biomass energy outlook

Over the last three or four weeks, my newsletter, Burning Bio News, has been oddly extreme. Timothy Searchinger, Princeton University, is churning out more antibiofuel hearsay. Dennis Avery, Hudson Institute, was in the news again putting a counter-spin on climate change. The U.S.EPA released its proposed rule for regulation of Greenhouse Gases (GHG) that includes industrial facilities that emit ...

Nov. 1, 2009

By BioCycle Magazine

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