waste-to-energy

However, inconsistency reigns when it comes to promoting some forms of waste-based energy, namely waste-to-energy, as a renewable energy option.

Carl Rush: Using Trash to Help Secure America's Energy Future Carl Rush 2011

However, inconsistency reigns when it comes to promoting some forms of waste-based energy, namely waste-to-energy, as a renewable energy option.

Carl Rush: Using Trash to Help Secure America's Energy Future Carl Rush 2011

However, inconsistency reigns when it comes to promoting some forms of waste-based energy, namely waste-to-energy, as a renewable energy option.

Carl Rush: Using Trash to Help Secure America's Energy Future Carl Rush 2011

Mr. Biggs: It is our belief that particular technologies, such as solar and onshore wind, are starting to experience overinvestment, but large returns can be found in emerging technologies such as waste-to-energy, wave and tidal, and offshore wind.

Ashberg's Biggs Bets on Clean Fuels Tara Loader Wilkinson 2010

The county is also expected to discuss whether to exercise an option to buy a waste-to-energy incinerator in Lorton for more than $400 million or allow its current agreement with New Jersey-based Covanta Energy to expire.

Fairfax's budget likely won't include raises for county employees for third straight year 2011

Incinerator revenue now exceeds operating expenses, and it has been praised as one of the nation's most successful waste-to-energy facilities.

The Incinerator That Kept Burning Cash Michael Corkery 2011

These jobs would come in the wind, solar, biomass, waste-to-energy and hydropower industries that particularly benefit U.S. manufacturing states, the Southeastern U.S., and rural America hard-hit by the recent recession.

Tulsi Tanti: Let's Seize the Opportunity to Pass a Renewable Electricity Standard This Year Tulsi Tanti 2010

Fairfax County Executive Anthony H. Griffin is recommending that the county buy a $418 million waste-to-energy incinerator in Lorton that it jointly operates with New Jersey-based Covanta Energy.

Fairfax is urged to buy Lorton incinerator Fredrick Kunkle 2011

These jobs would come in the wind, solar, biomass, waste-to-energy and hydropower industries that particularly benefit U.S. manufacturing states, the Southeastern U.S., and rural America hard-hit by the recent recession.

Tulsi Tanti: Let's Seize the Opportunity to Pass a Renewable Electricity Standard This Year Tulsi Tanti 2010

The county is also expected to discuss whether to exercise an option to buy a waste-to-energy incinerator in Lorton for more than $400 million or allow its current agreement with New Jersey-based Covanta Energy to expire.

Fairfax's budget likely won't include raises for county employees for third straight year 2011