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CRMC partners with The Conservation Fund to launch
e-BlueHorizons.com
Individuals and organizations can act now to fight global warming and reduce their climate impact by retiring verified GHG emissions offsets at
www.e-bluehorizons.com. The offsets result from the capture and destruction of landfill methane at projects owned and operated by CRMC subsidiaries. Proceeds also support the U.S. reforestation program of The Conservation Fund.
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Renewable Energy Project Owned by CommonWealth Enters Commercial Operation
A 3.3 Mega-Watt renewable energy plant developed by CommonWealth Resource Management Corporation that uses otherwise-wasted landfill gas (LFG) as a fuel to generate electricity has begun operating on a commercial basis at a municipal solid waste landfill in southeastern Massachusetts.
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CO2-Equivalent Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reductions Available To Acquire
Approximately 280,000 to 350,000 tons per year of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reductions (sometimes referred to as offsets or credits) will become available for acquisition from CommonWealth Resource Management Corporation beginning in the first quarter of 2006, and continuing through 2015 and beyond, the company has announced. Measured as CO2 -equivalent verified emissions reductions, the offsets are being generated through the beneficial use of landfill methane at New England-based projects owned and operated by CommonWealth subsidiaries. The company also owns over 600,000 tons of similar CO2 -equivalent emissions reductions generated by the projects in prior years, and registered with the program for Voluntary Reporting of Greenhouse Gases of the U.S. Department of Energy. For more information, e-mail George Aronson, Anton Finelli, or Tom Yeransian, or call (617) 327-8146.

Catch the Wave!
CommonWealth has been retained by Energetech America to assist with the commercialization of that company’s proprietary ocean wave energy technology. First step is finding a New England location to site a prototype facility. The technology employs a breakthrough structural and mechanical design to amplify the energy in ocean waves and convert it into electrical power — with no emissions of any kind.
Presentation by Energetech's Founder, Dr. Tom Denniss (Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Web site of Energetech America’s parent company

Landfill Gas-based Leachate Treatment Facility Enters Commercial Operation
A facility developed by CommonWealth Resource Management Corporation that uses landfill gas (LFG) to safely and effectively dispose of landfill leachate has begun operating on a commercial basis at a private municipal solid waste landfill in northern New Hampshire.
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