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Failed Brattleboro project gets $2.5 million in New Hampshire

2015-07-31 02:19:03| Waste Management - Topix.net

KEENE, N.H. >> A failed project to use methane as energy at the Windham Solid Waste Management District in Brattleboro got a new lease on life in the Granite State. On Thursday, at Keene's transfer and recylcing station on Route 12 North, Dean Lizotte, the CFO of the Keene Energy and Agricultural Project, announced KEAP has secured $2.5 million to construct a facility to grow 500,000 pounds of lettuce a year.

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