Doyon moves ahead on landfill gasBuilding power plant and pipeline to convert naturally occurring methane in landfill to electricity for two military installations Eric Lidji For Petroleum News
It’s usually a bad sign when an operator drills a well and calls the results “junk,” but that’s the desired outcome for the first landfill methane gas project planned for Alaska.
The Municipality of Anchorage Solid Waste Services Department and Doyon Utilities LLC recently announced plans to move a....
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