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Chesapeake Utilities Corporation Reports First Quarter 2021 Results - Earnings per share ("EPS")* from continuing operations was $1.96 for the first quarter of 2021, an increase of $0.19, or 10.7 percent, compared to $1.77 for the first quarter of 2020 - Strong performance driven by over $17 million in additional gross margin** for the quarter - Natural gas expansion projects, regulatory initiatives and contributions from 2020 acquisitions generated $7.2 million in additional gross margin during the quarter - Return to more normal temperatures in the first quarter of 2021 increased gross marg...

Seaford  Delaware  19973-1238United States On the recommendation of its Industrial Revenue Bond Committee, Sussex County Council unanimously approved a low-interest solid waste revenue bond for up to $60 million for Bioenergy Devco and its Bioenergy Innovation Center project, a poultry plant waste-recycling facility south of Seaford. During council's April 27 meeting, Sussex County Finance Director Gina Jennings said Bioenergy Devco will pay all county costs, including lawyer's fees, associated with issuance of the bond. In addition, the company will pay the county one-half of 1 percent o...

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 Ettinger, the company’s chief development officer. “Not only will the facility reduce land a...

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 and healthy soil products from organics that sometimes go to waste. The project will add an anaer...

Boe Daley April 15, 2021 Sussex County is desperate for an answer to the waste problem generated by the chicken industry.  However, the Bioenergy Devco plant proposed for Seaford is not the answer.  On the surface, it sounds like a great idea.  However, upon further study, there are way too many unanswered questions, too many ambiguities and too many red flags.  Proponents are stating that we could be on the cutting edge, since this is relatively new technology in the U.S.  Has anyone looked into why this has been popular in Europe (where brownfield spraying is acceptable) bu...