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Innovative Resource Recovery has been named as the new prospective partner to reopen the beleaguered Hampden trash plant.

The deal between the Municipal Review Committee and Innovative Resource Recovery could close by June 2, 2023.

By Karen Fussell and Tony Smith The Municipal Review Committee is a nonprofit organization representing 115 Maine communities that have joined together to ensure the affordable, long-term and environmentally sound disposal of their municipal solid waste.  Earlier this year, the MRC took steps to force the sale of the currently shuttered solid waste processing facility in Hampden.

By Charlie Eichacker, Bangor Daily News Staff The shuttered Hampden waste facility that was intended to recycle trash from more than 100 Maine communities has now been purchased by those communities. The Municipal Review Committee, which represents the waste interests of 115 towns and cities across central, eastern and northern Maine, paid $1.

To the Editor; I want to thank reporter Sawyer Loftus for the excellent article “Company helping restart Hampden trash plant has roots in failed Katahdin-area investor” in the Aug. 5 Bangor Daily News.

The Municipal Review Committee, which represents the waste interests of 115 towns and cities across central, eastern and northern Maine, paid $1.5 million for the facility this week, and is working with an investment firm to restart the plant.

During the 60-day period, Daly said Revere plans to focus on what needs to be done to get the plant restarted as quickly as possible.

The shuttered waste-to-energy facility in Hampden formerly owned by Coastal Resources of Maine is now in the hands of the Municipal Review Committee after a judge approved the sale on Monday.

The purchase of the advanced municipal waste facility in Hampden was approved Friday and closing procedures are expected to finalize next week, a release says.

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