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Davos is located in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, about 90 minutes from St. Moritz. The ski resort is twinned with Klosters,

Bioenergy Devco, an Annapolis-based energy company that uses organic materials to create natural gases, such as methane, and produces soil products including compost, has petitioned DNREC for a permit to

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/PRNewswire/ -- Bioenergy Devco (BDC), a global leader in the design, engineering, construction, financing, and operation of advanced anaerobic digestion...

Baltimore Gas and Electric Company gained approval to use biogas — gas derived from organic sources such as food waste and lawn clippings — in its distribution system, making it the first utility to do so in the state.

The Loud House Movie, based on the popular animated series, is currently streaming on Netflix and marks the directorial debut of Dave Needham.

Interview: If Anything Happens I Love You Editor Peter Ettinger May 13, 2021 If Anything Happens I Love You deservedly walked away with the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film last month thanks to its relevant themes and carefully constructed narrative. ComingSoon.net got the opportunity to chat with the film’s editor, Peter Ettinger, who discussed the unique challenges presented by such a powerful film. Ettinger has served as editor on films such as Lithium, Smallfoot. He also work...

A new facility that will convert tons of Delmarva Peninsula’s chicken manure and slaughterhouse waste into energy is closer to becoming a reality. The county council in Delaware’s southernmost county approved a zoning change April 20 in a key regulatory win for Bioenergy Devco, the company seeking to build a $50 million anaerobic digester near the town of Blades. “The [digester] will provide a much-needed alternative to organic material management in the area,” said Peter Et...

Controversial chicken waste biorefinery moves forward in Sussex County A unanimous vote from the Sussex County Council pushed forward plans to expand the Perdue AgriRecycle facility near Seaford, Del., for the purpose of converting chicken industry waste products into energy. The council voted 5-0 Tuesday for Cambridge-based Bioenergy Devco’s conditional use application for the newly renamed Bioenergy Innovation Center in Seaford, which project proponents say will produce sustainable energy...