🌿 Environment 6h ago · Cole Rosengren

Divert acquires anaerobic digesters in North Carolina, Rhode Island

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Divert acquires anaerobic digesters in North Carolina, Rhode Island
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Anaergia sold the facilities last month, but didn’t disclose the buyer. The large sites, originally developed by Orbit Energy, have a complex history.

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