Augusta Waste-to-Energy Plant

Alternative energy, waste-to-energy conversion

Alternative energy, waste-to-energy conversion

Technology that converts organic waste into usable energy, typically electrical power, addressing both waste management and energy generation.

Fuel derived from organic waste materials, in this case pellets created from diverted trash that can be burned to generate energy.

Georgia

A 55,000-square-foot waste-to-energy facility designed to convert up to 175,000 tons of trash annually into pellets for biomass fuel or engineered building materials such as paneling and flooring.

Pellets produced from diverted waste that can be burned as biomass fuel for energy generation or transformed into engineered building materials.

Building materials such as paneling and flooring produced from waste-derived pellets through the waste-to-energy conversion process.