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Invizion Blockchain Technology Aims to Follow Whole Waste Movement Process

2020-11-10 13:10:00| Waste Age

Software tech developer R&D Crypto Group is partnering with green energy producer CETS Technologies to pilot a blockchain system to track waste as it moves from the curb all the way to its last stop, whether landfill, energy conversion plant, or [ more ]

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