From www.resource-recycling.com, published June 13, 2019
The project to build a mixed-waste processing facility in Rochester, Mass. has experienced a number of setbacks, including tough market conditions and a 2016 fire in the building set to house it.
But after years in the making, the mixed-waste facility came on-line in May…
LRS Chicago MRF has been awarded the prestigious 2024 Facility of the Year honor by the National Waste and Recycling Association (NWRA). This recognition highlights the exceptional design and installation of the material recovery facility by CP Group.
Efficiently Fractionating, Liberating, and Separating Recyclables in San Antonio. Discover how the Balcones system is setting new standards in the recycling industry and driving meaningful change.
San Antonio, TX – Balcones Recycling (“Balcones”), welcomed community leaders, industry and municipal partners, and environmental advocates on June 13th to celebrate the grand opening of their newest state-of-the-art facility located in San Antonio, Texas, as well as their 30th anniversary.
LRS and CP Group teamed up to create a cutting-edge recycling facility in Chicago. The Exchange, equipped to process single-stream recyclables and municipal solid waste, can handle up to 25 tons per hour with plans for expansion to 35 tons per hour. This innovative facility, projected to divert 224 million pounds of recyclables annually, features advanced technology like the CP Auger Screen and CP Drum Feeder for efficient sorting and processing.
MSS, Inc., a global leader in sensor-based sorting technology for recycling and waste management, celebrates its 50th anniversary. Founded in 1973, they continue to develop cutting-edge solutions and provide personalized service.
After a battery fire destroyed its MRF in York, Pennsylvania, Penn Waste pulled off a rebuild in just under a year and is spreading the message of fire prevention and safety. Most recyclers agree that fire prevention and safety are among the biggest issues facing the industry today, with more…
MSS is thrilled to announce Patrick Nicol as Director of Technology, ushering in a new era of AI initiatives. With a passion for waste management and a background in engineering, Nicol aims to revolutionize recycling systems through automation and AI integration. His focus on system design improvement and the use of NIR optical sorters and AI vision systems will make recycling more efficient and intelligent. Nicol's appointment reflects CP Group's dedication to innovation and their commitment to meeting evolving client needs. Together, they are shaping the future of recycling technology.
“My involvement in multiple recycling operations and witnessing the array of new and advanced technology, which has been challenged by the ever-changing inbound recycling materials, has been a great education,” Henke says. San Diego, CA – CP Group, a leading Material Recovery Facility (MRF) equipment and solutions provider, has announced the…