Blue Sphere Corporation

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Waste-to-energy projects; organic waste management and power generation

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Projects

Charlotte Waste-to-Energy Facility

A 5.2 MW organic waste-to-energy facility in Charlotte, North Carolina that will process food and farm waste through anaerobic digestion to produce biogas, which will be converted into electricity.

announced 1 mention

Rhode Island Waste-to-Energy Facility

A planned waste-to-energy facility in Rhode Island as part of Blue Sphere's broader portfolio expansion.

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Facilities

Charlotte Waste-to-Energy Facility

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Anaerobic Digestion

A process where microorganisms break down biodegradable materials in the absence of oxygen. In the Muckbuster, this process is used to digest waste and produce methane.

Biogas-to-electricity conversion

The process of converting biogas produced from anaerobic digestion into usable electrical power.

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Rhode Island Waste-to-Energy Facility

A planned waste-to-energy facility in Rhode Island as part of Blue Sphere's broader portfolio expansion.

planned 1 mention

Charlotte Waste-to-Energy Facility

A 5.2 MW organic waste-to-energy facility in Charlotte, North Carolina that will process food and farm waste through anaerobic digestion to produce biogas, which will be converted into electricity.

announced 1 mention

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Charlotte Waste-to-Energy Facility

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Waste to energy project announced in North Carolina

12 years 1 month ago

Green energy company that develops, manages, and owns waste-to-energy facilities. Blue Sphere is announcing the commencement of design and engineering for a 5.2 MW organic waste-to-power plant in Charlotte, North Carolina.

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