Waste Management

Debrand Services specializes in reverse logistics and textile recycling, providing retailers and brands with innovative solutions for managing returned apparel. Utilizing proprietary software technology, the company efficiently sorts and processes returns to channel them into recovery pathways. Their offerings include fiber reclamation, material circularity, and production donation, as well as recycling services for wool, cotton, and cashmere. By focusing on these areas, Debrand Services aids clients in optimizing their customer return processes and managing excess inventory effectively.

Natura PCR's cutting-edge facilities and technology are among the most recent and advanced LDPE recycling plants.

Ray's Trash Service primarily focuses on offering recycling, garbage removal and waste disposal services within the region.

Anderson Rubbish Disposal is a family-owned business with over forty years of experience serving the Ventura and Los Angeles County areas. The company specializes in recycling and disposal services, catering to both commercial and industrial clients. With a focus on competitive pricing, Anderson Rubbish Disposal is committed to providing knowledgeable dispatchers to assist customers with their waste management needs.

Enerkem Inc. is a cleantech company based in Montreal, Canada, specializing in the production of renewable biofuels and chemicals derived from waste materials. The company utilizes a proprietary thermochemical process to convert non-recyclable municipal solid waste into cellulosic ethanol and other renewable chemicals. Over a decade of research has validated Enerkem's technology, which addresses issues related to oil dependence and waste disposal. The company operates advanced facilities that support its business model of producing biofuels profitably from a diverse range of feedstocks. Enerkem is majority-owned by a mix of institutional and clean-technology investors, including various venture capital firms and industrial investors. With a workforce of approximately 170 employees across Canada and the United States, Enerkem is committed to transforming waste into sustainable energy solutions.

GarbageMan, founded in 2008 in Maple Grove, Minnesota, has evolved from a single truck operation into a nationally recognized franchise based in Plymouth, Minnesota. The company provides affordable, environmentally-friendly trash disposal services, including garbage collection and recycling. With routes established in three states and plans for expansion, GarbageMan is committed to maintaining a strong customer focus while leveraging advanced technology to enhance its operations. The company's mission emphasizes environmental responsibility, aiming to contribute to a pollution-free and sustainable environment for its clients and communities.

For over half a century, the DEMERS brand has been a synonym of creativity and authenticity. The exceptional quality of its produce — tomatoes, strawberries, raspberries, peppers and eggplant — results from a balance between cultivation and nature. This family business employs over 200 people, with operations in Saint-Nicolas, Drummondville and l’Assomption.

Illini Disposal - A Waste Management Company is a provider of commercial, residential and industrial waste operation services.

Deffenbaugh Industries, Inc. has been a prominent provider of waste disposal and recycling services since its founding in 1957. The company offers a wide range of services, including commercial, industrial, and residential waste disposal, as well as recycling and construction waste management. In addition, Deffenbaugh Industries provides portable toilet services and operates waste landfills and recovery facilities. The company's commitment to integrity and excellent customer service has established a strong reputation in the industry, reflecting their dedication to maintaining high standards and customer satisfaction.

Liquid Logistics provide service in the sale and rental of frac storage pools for oil and gas.

Summit Energy Services is a privately held 100% veteran owned company. Started in 2010 with 6 employees, Summit has grown steadily to over 160 leaders, operators, technicians and laborers. We are based in Williston, ND and work for customers throughout North Dakota and Eastern Montana. There are three things that set Summit Energy Services apart from the many other oil field service companies. A service contractor can only be as good as its crews and their leadership. In the target market for Summit Energy Services, labor is a scarce resource and experienced, dependable, skilled labor is a challenge to find. Minimizing crew turnover is one of our key goals and we accomplish this by paying very competitive rates and paying bonuses for successful projects, leadership and business development. Oil and gas producers are looking for a couple key components from their service contractors – in order of importance: jobsite safety, quality services, dependability (read low-turnover) and competitive pricing. As a former authorized OSHA instructor, Summit’s founder understands the necessity to create and reward a culture of safe work practices. Every task in oil field construction has literally been done thousands of times before. However, these tasks are done differently between companies and even between crews in the same company. Best Practices is a concept often talked about in management circles but sporadically practiced in the oil field. Summit’s staff has extensive experience in process documentation, personnel and safety training as well as corporate environments where task related reward systems are used to compensate team members.

Enerkem Inc. is a cleantech company based in Montreal, Canada, specializing in the production of renewable biofuels and chemicals derived from waste materials. The company utilizes a proprietary thermochemical process to convert non-recyclable municipal solid waste into cellulosic ethanol and other renewable chemicals. Over a decade of research has validated Enerkem's technology, which addresses issues related to oil dependence and waste disposal. The company operates advanced facilities that support its business model of producing biofuels profitably from a diverse range of feedstocks. Enerkem is majority-owned by a mix of institutional and clean-technology investors, including various venture capital firms and industrial investors. With a workforce of approximately 170 employees across Canada and the United States, Enerkem is committed to transforming waste into sustainable energy solutions.

Greenstar Recycling is one of America's recycling leaders.

Renmatix, Inc. specializes in converting plant materials, including nonfood biomass waste, into building blocks for biochemicals and biofuels. The company focuses on connecting renewable materials, such as forestry products, crop residues, and municipal waste, with advanced manufacturing technologies. Renmatix employs a proprietary process that uses water-based chemistry to break down plants into cellulosic sugars, offering a cleaner and more cost-effective alternative compared to traditional methods that rely on enzymes, solvents, or acids. Founded in 2007 and originally known as Sriya Innovations, Renmatix is headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, with additional facilities in Kennesaw, Georgia, and Rome, New York. The company's innovative approach enables the production of sustainable bio-building blocks, contributing to the development of advanced biofuels and other chemical intermediaries.

Genomatica, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in San Diego, California, that specializes in developing manufacturing processes to produce intermediate and basic chemicals from renewable feedstocks. Utilizing a proprietary platform, the company creates fermentation-based processes and engineers microorganisms that facilitate the conversion of these feedstocks into valuable chemicals. Genomatica has commercialized processes for butanediol, used in biodegradable plastics and apparel, and butylene glycol, which is utilized in cosmetics and personal care products. The company is also advancing the development of bio-nylon and has a pipeline targeting the production of 20 different chemicals, including butadiene. Recognized for its innovative technology, Genomatica has received several awards, including the Kirkpatrick Award for notable chemical engineering advancements and the ICIS Innovation Award for its Brontide butylene glycol.

They provide Professional, Safety Oriented and Cost Effective solutions to the waste transportation and disposal needs of their most valuable assets, their clients! Reliable Environmental Transport has grown into one of the most respected full-service hazardous/non-hazardous waste transportation firms in the Tri-State area. Their unique organizational structure ensures that no project is too small or too large. They are always prepared to respond quickly and thoroughly to emergency situations and capable of providing customized solutions and customized equipment needed to do your dirty work!

Agilyx is a developer of advanced conversion technologies aimed at promoting a circular economy for plastics, specifically polystyrene and polymethyl methacrylate. The company focuses on transforming post-use plastics into valuable resources, such as oils and chemical substrates, through its comprehensive waste sourcing and processing solutions. By co-founding Cyclyx International, Agilyx collaborates with industry partners to create tailored plastic recovery programs, enhancing the overall plastic recycling ecosystem. This initiative aligns with Agilyx's mission to facilitate the chemical recycling of plastics on a global scale, thereby contributing to a low-carbon economy and enabling the recycling market to effectively manage waste plastics. The majority of Agilyx's revenue is generated from its Cyclyx segment, underscoring its commitment to innovative waste management and recycling practices.

Recyclebank is a company dedicated to promoting sustainable living by incentivizing individuals for their eco-friendly actions. Through its platform, Recyclebank engages users in environmental awareness by offering rewards, such as discounts and deals from various local and national businesses, for completing specific challenges related to recycling and sustainability. By encouraging participation in green initiatives, Recyclebank aims to foster a culture of sustainability, helping individuals and communities realize the importance of reducing waste and increasing recycling rates.

Mordell is a locally owned company based in Loveland, Colorado, specializing in the refurbishing of computers and laptops. Recognized as the largest laptop refurbishing operation in the state, Mordell processes approximately 2,200 laptops each month while recycling an additional 1,800 for parts and material recovery. The company operates from a 13,000-square-foot warehouse and employs a skilled team of 30, consisting of 12 technicians and 18 support personnel. With an extensive in-house inventory of over 10,000 parts, Mordell is well-equipped to handle repairs efficiently. Additionally, they offer trade-in value for used cell phones, toner and ink cartridges, and laptops, providing customers with cost-effective repair solutions and quicker turnaround times. Mordell aims to deliver reliable service and invites customers to visit their facility to experience their operations firsthand.

Since 1987 they've known what importance recycling would play in their generation and future generations. Did they know it would become as critical to the survival of the environment as it has today. Probably not. Did they know recycling could provide monetary benefit to the thousands of schools and non-profit accounts they've partnered with. They had hoped. Truly. It was always a goal, from the beginning, to 'do something good'. They're proud of what they've accomplished both by recycling and by giving back to all of the schools and non-profit organizations they've been lucky enough to be involved with.

Oakleaf Waste Management, LLC, founded in 1995 and based in East Hartford, Connecticut, specializes in waste logistics and recycling solutions across North America. The company caters to a diverse range of clients, including multi-location retailers, restaurants, hotels, manufacturers, property management companies, and shopping malls. With a nationwide network of 2,500 preferred haulers, Oakleaf serves over 85,000 locations, providing comprehensive waste management services designed to streamline operations and enhance sustainability for its customers. In July 2011, Oakleaf was acquired by Waste Management, further strengthening its position in the industry.

Enerkem Inc. is a cleantech company based in Montreal, Canada, specializing in the production of renewable biofuels and chemicals derived from waste materials. The company utilizes a proprietary thermochemical process to convert non-recyclable municipal solid waste into cellulosic ethanol and other renewable chemicals. Over a decade of research has validated Enerkem's technology, which addresses issues related to oil dependence and waste disposal. The company operates advanced facilities that support its business model of producing biofuels profitably from a diverse range of feedstocks. Enerkem is majority-owned by a mix of institutional and clean-technology investors, including various venture capital firms and industrial investors. With a workforce of approximately 170 employees across Canada and the United States, Enerkem is committed to transforming waste into sustainable energy solutions.

Harvest Power is a waste management company focused on converting organic materials into renewable energy and high-value products such as soil, mulch, and organic fertilizers. By recycling discarded organic materials, Harvest helps communities generate environmentally friendly products that enhance local ecosystems. The company operates facilities across North America, including locations in British Columbia, Ontario, California, and various states in the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, and Northeastern regions of the United States. Through its energy gardens and production capabilities, Harvest Power enables the sustainable recycling of energy and nutrients, fostering local consumption and contributing to environmental well-being.

agnion Technologies GmbH, based in Pfaffenhofen a.d. Ilm, Germany, began business operations in 2007. With the support of German and American investors, a company is being built that focuses primarily on decentral generation of Substitute Natural Gas (SNG), which is sometimes also called Synthetic Natural Gas.

Agilyx is a developer of advanced conversion technologies aimed at promoting a circular economy for plastics, specifically polystyrene and polymethyl methacrylate. The company focuses on transforming post-use plastics into valuable resources, such as oils and chemical substrates, through its comprehensive waste sourcing and processing solutions. By co-founding Cyclyx International, Agilyx collaborates with industry partners to create tailored plastic recovery programs, enhancing the overall plastic recycling ecosystem. This initiative aligns with Agilyx's mission to facilitate the chemical recycling of plastics on a global scale, thereby contributing to a low-carbon economy and enabling the recycling market to effectively manage waste plastics. The majority of Agilyx's revenue is generated from its Cyclyx segment, underscoring its commitment to innovative waste management and recycling practices.

Enerkem Inc. is a cleantech company based in Montreal, Canada, specializing in the production of renewable biofuels and chemicals derived from waste materials. The company utilizes a proprietary thermochemical process to convert non-recyclable municipal solid waste into cellulosic ethanol and other renewable chemicals. Over a decade of research has validated Enerkem's technology, which addresses issues related to oil dependence and waste disposal. The company operates advanced facilities that support its business model of producing biofuels profitably from a diverse range of feedstocks. Enerkem is majority-owned by a mix of institutional and clean-technology investors, including various venture capital firms and industrial investors. With a workforce of approximately 170 employees across Canada and the United States, Enerkem is committed to transforming waste into sustainable energy solutions.

Harvest Power is a waste management company focused on converting organic materials into renewable energy and high-value products such as soil, mulch, and organic fertilizers. By recycling discarded organic materials, Harvest helps communities generate environmentally friendly products that enhance local ecosystems. The company operates facilities across North America, including locations in British Columbia, Ontario, California, and various states in the Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, and Northeastern regions of the United States. Through its energy gardens and production capabilities, Harvest Power enables the sustainable recycling of energy and nutrients, fostering local consumption and contributing to environmental well-being.

TransAmerican Waste Industries was engaged in the collection, processing, and disposal of non-hazardous industrial.

Wheelabrator Technologies is an industry leader in the safe and environmentally sound conversion of everyday residential and business waste - and other renewable waste fuels - into clean energy. Wheelabrator pioneered the energy-from-waste industry in the U.S. when it designed, built and operated the first commercially successful facility in 1975.