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Development of a Waste-to-Energy Project for the Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska
Summary
Technical report (2019). Covers Municipality of Anchorage, Alaska, Arctic Boulevard. Topics: Waste-to-Energy Project, WTE Technology, Mass Burn WTE Technology, Refuse Derived Fuel. Agencies: Municipality of Anchorage, Geosyntec Consultants, StreamlineAM, LLC. Cites 5 external works.
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Stakeholders (26)
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United States Environmental Protection AgencyThe World BankUnited States Air ForceUSEPACovantaChugach Electric Association Inc.Municipality of AnchorageGeosyntec Consultants
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StreamlineAM, LLCSolid Waste ServicesAnchorage Municipal Light & PowerRegulatory Commission of AlaskaDoyon UtilitiesChena PowerMatanuska Electric AssociationMOAChugachWheelabratorCity of TampaHillsborough CountyLee CountySolid Waste AuthorityPasco CountyPinellas CountyDukeSWA
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OntarioFloridaChinaJapanVancouverMontrealOregonAlbertaDenmarkSwedenSpainFairbanksEdmontonAnchorageKenai PeninsulaQuebecLincolnLee CountyPalm Beach CountyPinellas CountyBroward CountyOttawaPortlandNE RegionMunicipality of AnchorageArctic BoulevardE 56th AvenueSpokaneMarion CountyStanislausLong BeachHillsborough CountyHonoluluCopenhagenShenzhenSherbrookeMatanuska ValleyCook InletFort RichardsonFire IslandTed Stevens International AirportDade CountyTampaPalm BeachPasco CountyLake County
Concepts & Topics (47)
greenhouse gas emissionsaerosol particle concentrationenvironmental filteringenergy budgetbiomass burningbiomass burningair quality monitoringenergy development
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costcostair quality monitoringecological consequencesecological consequencesenvironmental observationsdevelopment ratesdetritus processingdetritus processingcarbon oxidationProgram logisticsrenewable energycontaminant removaldetritus processingGreen DesignRDF technologymicrowave decompositionspray dryersvisibilitycomputer simulation modelsSpecial use permituser feesuser feestailing reclamationelectric power rateselectric power ratesfederal grant programsmassburn technologymassburn technologyincinerationincinerationrecyclingfly ashethanol fermentationClean Air Act standardspower purchase agreementspower purchase agreementsWTE Technologyaspen management
External References Cited (5)
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legislation (3)
- House Bill 306 (2009)
- Energy Policy Act of 2005 (2005)
- Council Directive 1999/31/EC of 26 April 1999 (1999)
other (1)
- Rogoff, 2019 (2019) — Rogoff
report (1)
- Draft White Paper Report (2019)
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