Q&A: Grind2Energy Talks Food Waste Diversion

A new venture looks to accelerate co-digestion of food waste as a way to divert organic material from landfills and increase renewable power generation.
Q&A: Grind2Energy Talks Food Waste Diversion
Michael Keleman (right) of Grind2Energy confers with James Olivas on a grocery store customer site.

Clean-water plants looking to boost biogas and energy production often explore co-digestion — adding food waste or other organic material to their anaerobic digesters.

Now, a Wisconsin company has launched a venture that takes a unique approach to co-digestion, essentially...

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