January 14, 2008—The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently recognized the accomplishments of numerous landfill methane partners that are generating renewable energy while reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
EPA gave the recognition awards at its recent LMOP Conference to government and private organizations that are helping the agency deliver energy and environmental benefits through its Landfill Methane Outreach Program (LMOP).
For 2007, EPA’s LMOP recognized projects that took innovative approaches to utilize landfill gas while delivering environmental and economic benefits. EPA says that this year’s award winners demonstrate creativity, persistence, and leadership in developing landfill gas energy projects that benefit the local and global community.
Projects of the Year:
- Greentree High Btu Landfill Gas Project, Kersey, PA
- Iris Glen Landfill Gas to Energy Project, Johnson City, TN
- Southeastern Chester County Refuse Authority (SECCRA), Chester County, PA
Industry Partner :
- Ameresco, Framingham, MA
Energy Partner :
- Alameda Power & Telecom and the City of Palo Alto, Watsonville, CA
Community Partner :
- Greater Lebanon Refuse Authority (GLRA), Lebanon, PA
Endorser :
- CIFAL-Atlanta, Atlanta, GA
For more information on the LMOP Awards, the LMOP program, or other Methane to Markets Partnership programs, visit the EPA Web site.
