(from KENS-5)SAN ANTONIO – When most people flush their toilet, that is the last time they ever want to see what they just flushed down the commode.
However, a new process at the San Antonio Water System’s Dos Rios Water Recycling Facility is turning that waste into power that could then be sold back to homeowners.
Partnering with energy company Ameresco, SAWS unveiled a new process Tuesday what will capture the methane gas released by the waste.
...For SAWS, the partnership with Ameresco allowed for the gas plant to be constructed at a minimal cost to the utility, and now that the plant is operational, SAWS is scheduled to receive $200,000 a year for the rights to the gas from the solid waste. SAWS estimates 900,000 cubic feet of gas will be created every year from San Antonio’s waste.
That's a lot of stink.
2 comments:
Waste not, want not!
I wonder if that'll have make any difference on the (now) 2-year-long raise freeze.
HA HA HA ha ha ha
Of course not.
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