Our Waste-to-Energy plants play a critical role in advancing sustainable waste management, renewable energy generation, and landfill diversion across the communities we serve. Collectively, these facilities process nearly 5,000 tons of municipal solid waste each day, or more than 1.8 million tons annually, material that would otherwise be sent to landfills. Instead, this waste is transformed into reliable, locally generated renewable electricity that strengthens long-term energy resilience.

Together, our Waste-to-Energy plants generate enough renewable power each year to supply the equivalent of more than 86,000 homes, while displacing over 837,000 barrels of oil annually. This integrated approach reduces dependence on fossil fuels and supports a more balanced and sustainable energy portfolio.

Beyond energy generation, our operations contribute meaningfully to a circular economy. Approximately 45,000 tons of metals are recovered each year and returned to recycling markets, conserving natural resources and reducing the demand for virgin materials.

By combining landfill diversion, renewable power production, and material recovery at scale, our Waste-to-Energy Plants deliver measurable environmental benefits while supporting sustainable growth, energy security, and long-term community well-being.