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Potawatomi $20 Million Feedstock-to-Energy Conversion Plant Becomes Reality

Potawatomi $20 Million Feedstock-to-Energy Conversion Plant Becomes Reality
Potawatomi $20 Million Feedstock-to-Energy Conversion Plant Becomes Reality
Author
ICTMN Staff
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Indian Country Today
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Meeting the dual goal of environmental stewardship and sustainability, the Forest County Potawatomi Community has opened its newly constructed $20 million Renewable Energy Facility, which will convert area food waste into enough electricity to power 1,500 homes.

It was the fruition of a project first proposed two years ago, and ground was broken in July 2012...

alternative energy
environmental protection
renewable energy
sustainability
Native Nations
Forest County Potawatomi
Resource Type
News and Opinion
Topics
Economic and Community Development
Environment and Natural Resources
Governance
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ICT Staff. "Potawatomi $20 Million Feedstock-to-Energy Conversion Plant Becomes Reality." Indian Country Today. October 29, 2013. Article. (https://ictnews.org/archive/potawatomi-20-million-feedstock-to-energy-conversion-plant-becomes-reality, accessed June 3, 2024)

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