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By Tim Portz

By Bob Cleaves

By Joseph Seymour and Charlie Niebling

By Kelsey Southerland

By Luke Geiver
A Canadian company is creating a global presence with its advanced waste-to-energy technology.

By Luke Geiver
Waste to energy requires feedstock flexibility, but offers economic opportunity.

By Anna Austin
Energy-from-waste technologies have dramatically advanced since most plants were built, providing new revenue streams and enhanced waste disposal methods.

By Charles A. Levesque and Eric W. Kingsley
More customers and policymakers seek assurances that the forest-derived fuel or feedstock they purchase is harvested in a sustainable manner.