Nov. 20 - Clock ticking for Senate recycling bills | NYC waste zones lag five years later

DSNY plans to award more commercial waste zone contracts following market consolidation; California opts to preserve credits for anaerobic digesters in major regulatory update

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Nov. 20, 2024 | Today’s news and insights for waste and recycling leaders

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How To Optimize Collection Performance

Digital transformation is changing the waste and recycling sector. Learn what kinds of gains fleets are experiencing, how technology can support drivers, and how to maximize ROI in this playbook.

Trade groups urge US House to pass recycling infrastructure, data bills

A broad coalition of organizations are giving a final push to the bills as one of the lead co-sponsors, Sen. Tom Carper, prepares to retire. Both bills have already passed the Senate.

DSNY plans to award more commercial waste zone contracts following market consolidation

The recent sale of Royal Waste Solutions led to openings in two zones and a changed ownership structure for a joint venture with Cogent Waste. Meanwhile, advocates want the city to move faster on zone implementation.

California opts to preserve credits for anaerobic digesters in major regulatory update

A state regulator voted to amend the Low Carbon Fuel Standard, injecting new life into a lucrative biofuels credit market that is used by waste projects throughout the U.S.