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The document discusses moving from a Waste 1.0 model where waste haulers control resources and send materials to landfill, to a Waste 3.0 model where waste infrastructure is vertically integrated to create value from waste materials. The Waste 3.0 model improves recycling rates, reduces costs and environmental footprint by converting food waste into renewable biogas energy and nutrient-rich fertilizer through an efficient and closed-loop recovery system.
150330 feed presentation
- 2. Confidential and Proprietary Information of Feed Resource Recovery Empower our customers with innovative and efficient solutions to eliminate waste management. Mission Statement
- 3. Waste 2.0 | present - solutions to meet environmental targets - haulers still control the resources and dictate pricing - no significant reduction in costs Confidential and Proprietary Information of Feed Resource Recovery Waste 3.0 | future - existing waste infrastructure is outdated and costly - vertically integration creates value - simplicity and feedback loops improve recycling rates - waste costs and environmental footprint decline Waste 1.0 | past - haulers control resources and dictate pricing - resources are sent to landfill Waste 3.0 | Future of Waste
- 4. MAP DIRECTORY (WHITEFacility WayfindingED | COMPTON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 1 FEEDSTOCK Food that cannot be sold or donated is collected at Ralphs and Food4Less supermarkets and returned to the Compton distribution center. 2 DILUTION Wastewater diverted from the adjacent food manufacturing plant is recycled— providing the hot water necessary to run the Recovery System. 5 PURIFICATION Refinement during the digestion process creates a clean water that can be recycled back into the system or discharged to the sanitary sewer. 6 BIOGAS This renewable fuel is converted into electricity, steam and heat. The clean energy offsets a significant portion of the distribution center’s energy demand. 3 BLENDING Feedstock (biodegradable material) entering the Recovery System is liquified and non-biodegradable material (glass, metal, plastic) is removed. 4 DIGESTION A natural, anaerobic (without oxygen) process converts the carbon of the liquid feedstock into a clean and renewable fuel called biogas. 7 FERTILIZER After the digestion process, the remaining minerals and organic solids are dewatered, producing a natural and nutrient-rich fertilizer. 0 LABORATORY Web-based software monitors and controls all biological and mechanical processes, optimizing the system’s health and performance. GENERATING ENERGY AND FERTILIZER FROM FOOD WASTE Recovery System— 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0 FEEDSTOCK DILUTION BLENDING DIGESTION PURIFICATION BIOGAS FERTILIZER LABORATORY Receive unusable product from retail centers Remove debris and liquify organics Repurpose and treat wastewater from creamery Convert organics into energy rich biogas Produce power and steam from renewable fuel Provide analytics to monitor and adjust operation Separate nutrient rich solids from water for reuse Purify water for release into industrial sewer Waste 3.0 | Organics to Energy
- 5. Confidential and Proprietary Information of Feed Resource Recovery PROJECT SITE
- 6. Confidential and Proprietary Information of Feed Resource Recovery
- 7. Confidential and Proprietary Information of Feed Resource Recovery MATERIAL LOADING
- 8. Confidential and Proprietary Information of Feed Resource Recovery CONTAMINANT REMOVAL
- 10. Confidential and Proprietary Information of Feed Resource Recovery ENERGY GENERATION
- 12. garden soil blend improves soil Quality and structure in: GARDENS LAWNS PATIOS FLOWER BEDS odor-free .75 Cubic Feet / 26.0 lbs. TO SOIL *Read about our process on back of the bag. odor-free Garden Improves soil quality and structure in GARDENS LAWNS PATIOS FLOWER BEDS .75 Cubic Feet / 26.0 lbs. TO SOIL *Read about our process on back of the bag. SoilBlend Confidential and Proprietary Information of Feed Resource Recovery ORMI CERTIFIED ORGANIC FERTILIZER NUTRIENTS AND MINERALS ARE CONCENTRATED, BAGGED & SOLD AT MAJOR RETAILERS THROUGHOUT CALIFORNIA Waste 3.0 | From Shelf to Soil
- 13. STOP & SHOP FREETOWN, MA
- 14. Confidential and Proprietary Information of Feed Resource Recovery 35K PROCESSED TONS PER YEAR Recycle Organics 1.1K KW OF ENERGY EACH HOUR Generate Energy 600K TRUCK MILES CUT PER YEAR Eliminate Hauling 136K BAGS PER YEAR Create Fertilizer Metrics | Freetown