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Surrey breaks ground on biofuel facility
March 2, 2015 – The City of Surrey, B.C. has officially broken ground on a new waste-to-biofuel facility, which will turn household waste into renewable natural gas.
March 2, 2015 By Andrew Macklin
According to Surrey Now, the renewable natural gas produced from the community’s residential and commercial garbage will be used to fuel the city’s waste collection vehicles as well as the district energy system.
The new facility will mark the construction of North America’s first closed loop, fully integrated waste management system, processing an expected annual volume of 115,000 tonnes of waste.
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