A new energy plant is generating clean energy for Vermont's grid using a surprising source: ice cream waste. According to Electrek, the PurposeEnergy plant in St. Albans is converting organic waste ...

PurposeEnergy's new anaerobic digestion facility in St. Albans converts Ben & Jerry's ice cream waste into electricity, fertilizer, and clean water. The $20 million plant, funded by Quinbrook ...

Global material crises are imminent. In the very near future, recycling will no longer be a choice made by those concerned about the environment, but a necessity for all. This means a paradigm shift ...

At the Ben & Jerry’s factory in St. Albans, Vermont, thousands of gallons of ice cream waste are now being turned into biogas, creating energy for the state’s electric grid. When factory workers start ...

Ben & Jerry’s organic waste is now creating clean energy for the Vermont grid, thanks to a new PurposeEnergy plant in St. Albans. PurposeEnergy, which specializes in converting organic food waste into ...