GE helps Delaware go green

GE is helping
GE Energy Financial Services will provide a $7.25m loan for two
GE Energy will provide seven Jenbacher J320 GS gas engines configured as generator sets to both
The owner of the landfill gas-to-energy projects, Ameresco, developed, designed, is constructing, and will operate the projects. Ameresco operates 10 such plants in
Decomposing rubbish in landfills produces methane, which is collected and compressed to fuel electric generators. Such projects reduce carbon dioxide emissions in two ways: reducing the use of natural gas as a power source and eliminating the need to flare methane gas at landfills. The
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