Monday, 15 March 2021 The American Biogas Council has announced the eight fastest growing biogas businesses in the US: DMT, DVO, Inc., Envitec Biogas, Evonik, Greenlane Biogas, Nacelle, Paques Environmental Technologies, and PlanET Biogas. Results were determined by gross revenue growth from 2019 to 2020. Collectively, revenue from the fastest eight grew by more than 300%.
“Biogas industry growth has been driven recently by a couple of strong policies plus the desire to decarbonize our gas sector, reduce agriculture emissions and provide reliable renewable energy,” said Bernard Sheff, PE, chair of the American Biogas Council Board of Directors. “But we will see even stronger growth when, as a society, we recognize the imperative to recycle our organic waste. Biogas systems can do something that fossil fuels, wind, and solar can’t: reduce landfill waste by recycling all the organic waste that makes up one-quarter to one-third of all garbage.”
Diesel spill cleanup continues in Butte
John Emeigh
and last updated 2021-03-13 18:19:24-05
BUTTE â Crews have started remediation work to clean up a large diesel fuel spill at a Town Pump gas station in Butte.
Engineers from Town Pump and Water and Environmental Technologies took soil samples and removed dirt around the gas station on Harrison Avenue when more than 400 gallons of diesel leaked during a fuel delivery in January.
Crews will also be removing soil around retention ponds and Blacktail Creek where the spilled fuel flowed after getting into a storm drain.
âMake sure no diesel gets into the creek is our number one priority. We really worry about Butte, we all live here, we love Butte and we take full responsibility for what happened here and we ll clean it up and make it right,â said Town Pump environmental remediation technician Paul Townsend.
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