The expanded Centre de biométhanisation de la matière organique near the Baie de Beauport was formally opened on March 28. The centre will soon process additional kitchen scraps from businesses and public institutions. Coun. Marie-Josée Asselin, vice-president of the executive committee responsible for waste management; Renault Lortie, vice-president of customers and gas supply of Énergir; Environment Minister Benoît Charette; Mayor Bruno Marchand; Jonatan Julien, minister responsible for infrastructure and minister responsible for the Capitale-Nationale region; and Carl Desharnais, deputy director general for sustainable infrastructure at the Ville de Québec, attended the opening. (Photo by Cassandra Kerwin)

City biomethanization program to expand to businesses, institutions

City biomethanization program to expand to businesses, institutions Cassandra Kerwin cassandra@qctonline.com The Ville de Québec “purple bag” food waste sorting program has been such a hit in residential areas of…

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City biomethanization program to expand to businesses, institutions was last modified: April 3rd, 2024 by QCT Editor