The Village of Ridgewood (N.J.) Water Pollution Control Facility is cutting its costs by adding biogas and solar power generation — that’s nothing new. But leaders in this village of 26,000 did it without spending money. Instead, they entered an agreement with other parties who provided the funds in exchange for sharing in project savings and revenue.“We wanted to do it with a small plant in a community that wanted to be green, use renewable energy, save money, and do something good for the surrounding community and the environment,” says Dennis Doll, Middlesex Water Company CEO. “The plant ultimately will
