Wastewater Gets The Solar Treatment

The city of Gilbert, Arizona has installed a 2.3-megawatt photovoltaic system on its Neely Wastewater Treatment Plant, outside of Phoenix. Read more →
Waste-To-Energy For A Military On The Move

A portable, self-contained wastewater treatment and water filtration system could lower costs and increase the self-sufficiency of the military's energy supply. Read more →
Solar To Power Arizona Wastewater Treatment

The town of Prescott Valley, Ariz., is installing solar energy systems at its municipal wastewater treatment plant and water pumping stations. Read more →
Clean Energy To The Power Of Pee

Researchers in England produce a wee bit of electricity using urine in a microbial fuel cell, and believe it could be a significant source of clean energy. Read more →
Bacteria Generate Electricity From Waste

Penn State researchers are developing microbial fuel cells that use bacteria to generate electricity from waste. Read more →
Fuel Cell Puts New Twist On Sewage Treatment

Chinese researches say they've come up with a fuel cell that, using visible light as a catalyst, cleans up wastewater while generating electricity. Read more →
Hydrogen Fuel Cells Powered By Sewage

An Orange County, Calif., wastewater treatment plant is using methane to produce hydrogen to power its operations, and to fuel vehicles. Read more →
California Plant Gets Biogas From Sewage

A new facility in San Diego will process biogas produced from sewage processing into methane that will be inserted into the region's natural gas pipeline. Read more →
California Wastewater Plant Energy Offset By Onsite Solar

MP2 Capital recently announced that the opening a new solar power plant in Winters, California, designed to help offset the electricity consumed by that city's wastewater treatment facility. Read more →




