
Hog Farms to Power Homes with Captured Methane Gas in North Carolina
Methane gas derived from hog farms in North Carolina is to be used to create enough energy to serve 1,000 homes. The technological breakthrough will enable a power plant, owned by Duke Energy, to use the renewable natural gas emissions – called directed biogas.

Dubai’s Innovative ‘Wastenizer’ Could Make the City Waste-Free by 2020
Using artificial intelligence and high-tech innovations, Dubai is aiming to become waste-free within the next 2 years.

This eco-friendly supermarket is using food waste to power its store
When you think about how often food in your fridge goes bad and needs to … Read more

France’s Beauval Zoo To Recycle Panda Poo Into Gas And Electricity
Saint-Aignan’s Beauval zoo has plans to recycle panda poop (and other animal feces), and turn it into … Read more

Weird Energy
As the world strives to find smarter and more sustainable ways to source power … Read more
Waste-To-Energy Facility Expansion Wins ‘Project Of The Year’
This week, Power Engineering Magazine has named its choice for the 2008 Renewable Energy … Read more
Toronto Zoo Seeks Investors for Waste-To-Energy Facility
With all of the waste-to-energy facilities popping in farms, the Toronto Zoo has seen … Read more
Waste-To-Energy Plants Coming to Pig Farms
You may remember a story about a revolutionary new waste-to-energy plant being installed in the Netherlands … Read more