Jacob Wallace

The company’s rail business continued to drag on cash flow, but CEO Nick Grasberger said he expects that segment to turn around by the end of next year.

The project partners tout the landfill-gas-to-renewable-natural-gas facility as California’s largest. Meanwhile, RNG groups like Vision RNG and Opal Fuels continue to gain ground in the space.

A report from Brooklyn’s borough president argues the city should expand composting capacity instead of relying on codigestion to process residential organic material.

Plus, WM, Republic Services and Rumpke Waste & Recycling continued landfill expansion efforts in multiple states. Multiple publicly-owned landfills also reported closure and expansion news.

Waste Connections spent the most in Q3 and is on track for an annual company record in 2024, while North American industry peers reported plans to focus on tuck-ins or ease off major spending.

The Dufferin Organics Processing Facility was launched more than 20 years ago to handle collected materials from Toronto’s green bin organics program. Today it’s one of two facilities serving the city.

The facility in California was sold at bankruptcy auction earlier this year. The company also confirmed its top executives going forward as it works to turn the page on a turbulent year.

A state regulator voted to amend the Low Carbon Fuel Standard, injecting new life into a lucrative biofuels credit market that is used by waste projects throughout the U.S.

A state regulator voted to amend the Low Carbon Fuel Standard, injecting new life into a lucrative biofuels credit market that is used by waste projects throughout the U.S.

Industry groups and multiple individual packaging companies and CPGs are giving a final push to the bills as one of the lead cosponsors, Delaware Sen. Tom Carper, prepares to retire. Both bills have already passed the Senate.