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'£50m investment set for North Wales' as Flintshire biogas waste plant is given go-ahead
Logik Strategic Land has received approval from Flintshire County Council to build a new waste management plant in the Flintshire Enterprise Zone. The plant, which will be delivered by Pegasus Group, is expected to handle up to 182,000 tonnes of rubbish a year, producing up to two megawatts of green energy. The project will bring more than £50m of investment to the North Wales area and create substantial employment. The plant will use ArrowBio technology to treat municipal solid waste and recover recyclables.
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Sorting through garbage for gold
Arrow Ecology, an Israeli company, has developed a revolutionary waste treatment system that sorts solid waste, salvages recyclables, and converts the rest into biogas and compost. The system can handle any proportion of organic-to-inorganic waste and has been successfully implemented in various locations around the world. The company is looking to generate interest in its system at a trade event in Tel Aviv. Arrow Ecology has secured contracts and funding from British and Israeli investors and is now seeking $10 million in a second financing round. The company has also won contracts for projects in Slovenia and Civitavecchia, and is under consideration for a contract with the Los Angeles municipality.
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Arrow Ecology wins California waste treatment deal
Arrow Ecology and Engineering Overseas Ltd. and its partners have won a $17 million municipal solid waste to biofuel conversion project in southern California. The companys share of the project is $7-8 million. Arrow Ecology will handle 50,000 tons of municipal solid waste a year sent from CR&Rs sorting facilities. The company has received investments of $15 million from Consensus Business Group and a large Israeli investment company. The ArrowBio process can recycle 85% of municipal solid waste and convert the rest into biogas, reducing the need for landfills.
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