Granger News
On January 12, the EPA's Landfill Methane Outreach Program (LMOP) recognized accomplishments of several of its partners for excellence in innovation and creativity, success in promoting project development and achieving environmental and economic benefits. The award was presented during the 13th Annual LMOP Conference and Project Expo in Baltimore.
On November 4, Granger was among seven companies in the greater Lansing area recognized at the 2009 Celebration of Regional Growth. The event, which was put on by the Lansing Regional Chamber, was in honor of companies who chose to locate and expand in mid-Michigan. In addition to receiving recognition at the event and a plaque commemorating the honor, Granger was featured in Assets: Greater Lansing's Portfolio for Growth. Granger was honored for its growth and innovation in the field of renewable energy.
Trans-Jordan Generating Station has been selected by the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA) to receive the 2009 Landfill Gas Utilization Bronze Excellence Award. The Excellence Awards program recognizes facilities, operations and programs committed to environmentally and economically sound management of solid waste, and encourages innovation in the industry.
Officials from Republic Services, Inc. (NYSE:RSG) and Granger today dedicated the Whitefeather Landfill gas-to-energy project, providing renewable energy to Consumers Energy, Michigan's second-largest electric and natural gas utility. The Whitefeather Landfill, in Pinconning, is located on the west side of Saginaw Bay, about 30 miles north of Saginaw.
Officials from Republic Services, Inc. (NYSE:RSG); UGI Utilities, Inc.; and Granger today dedicated the Conestoga Landfill Gas Recovery Project, providing green energy to Lancaster County and Berks County businesses.
Officials from Kent County and Granger hosted an open house today for a generating plant that will provide green energy to thousands of homes and businesses in the area.
Officials from the Lansing Board of Water & Light (BWL) and Granger hosted an open house today for generating plants that will provide green energy to thousands of homes and businesses in the area.
Officials from Trans-Jordan Cities, Murray City Power and Granger hosted an open house today for a generating plant that will provide green energy to thousands of homes and businesses in the area.