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Brightmark Expands From RNG to Plastics Recycling, Landing Offtake Agreement With bp

2021-04-06 14:40:00| Waste Age

After spending a few years making renewable natural gas (RNG) from dairy farm waste, technology developer Brightmark is expanding into plastics recycling, beginning with plans to launch a 100,000-ton-a-year facility in Ashley, Ind. Global energy gian

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