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Jun 26 2009

City Moves From Waste Treatment to Energy Production, CA

Published by Mark at 6:57 am under Commercial, Food waste, Methane

The City of San Jose, CA, is moving forward on their food and yard waste biogas power plant. The new facility will convert 150,000 tons of biomass/organic wastes into energy and employ 30 people.

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