At the Ben & Jerry’s factory in St. Albans, Vermont, thousands of gallons of ice cream waste are now being turned into biogas, creating energy for the state’s electric grid. When factory workers start ...
A new energy plant is generating clean energy for Vermont's grid using a surprising source: ice cream waste. According to Electrek, the PurposeEnergy plant in St. Albans is converting organic waste ...
PurposeEnergy's new anaerobic digestion facility in St. Albans converts Ben & Jerry's ice cream waste into electricity, fertilizer, and clean water. The $20 million plant, funded by Quinbrook ...
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