Standard Hydrogen has developed a thermal technology to produce hydrogen transportation fuel from municipal solid waste (MSW), which the Baca-Raton, FL-based company says is cheaper and cleaner than alternative methods to make this fuel. The...

The Proler family business has been a leader in the scrap recycling industry for more than a century and four generations — and now they’re transforming it using Compology’s remote camera monitoring technology across their Houston-based operation...

At full capacity, Waste Management’s highly automated MRF of the Future in Chicago will process roughly 1,000 tons per day.

Well experienced drivers sharing their knowledge about waste collecting routes, this is one of the main benefits of guided navigation. “After recording, the route is digitally available on the in-cab devices of all other colleagues, including the...

An impending organics waste ban and a desire for cleaner fuel in Vermont have sparked the development of a farm-powered anaerobic digester.

Detroit Zoo’s anaerobic digester helps the zoo accomplish three sustainability goals: diversion, compost and generation of renewable energy.

Meet Scott and Nick Tart of Forever Clean---a family business near Raleigh, NC pioneering the next step in efficiency and customer service in Construction & Demolition hauling...

When implementing new technologies, refuse fleets seek enhanced safety and productivity, operational efficiency and the best possible return on investment.

The National Waste & Recycling Association’s Safety Committee toured the American Center for Mobility to learn about the latest technologies for autonomous vehicles and what they may mean for the waste industry.

Intelligent sorting devices including optical sorters, robots, and even humans on the QC line, are an integral part of today’s MRF system. They are more capable than any other machine of making intelligent decisions based on the visual or material...