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The Smell of Money: Landfill Gas-to-Energy Projects Pay Off for Everyone

Reprinted by permission of the American Council of Engineering Companies of Tennessee
Publication: The Voice
Publish Date: November 2008

The recently passed Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 also included important provisions on energy, under the Energy Improvement and Extension Act. That these two laws were passed together is no coincidence. The weak economy has as much to do with energy as with the more recent financial trials and tribulations. However, some energy providers don't need Congressional intervention or tax incentives to spur good old American entrepreneurialism. The capture of natural methane gas emitted from landfills for conversion to energy exemplifies the saying "making lemonade from lemons." And this concept is not something that is still on the drawing board. There are already projects in place across Tennessee.

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