Orange County company honored for 'going green'
The Taylor Biomass recycling company in Montgomery has received a special honor for "going green." The company is building a multimillion-dollar "waste-to-energy" plant that will convert garbage into
•
May 20, 2014, 6:32 PM
•
Updated 3,948 days ago
Share:
The Taylor Biomass recycling company in Montgomery has received a special honor for "going green."
The company is building a multimillion-dollar "waste-to-energy" plant that will convert garbage into electricity.
Because of the project, Taylor Biomass has received a sustainability certification from Orange County's Chamber of Commerce and the energy-group, Greenopia.
Taylor Biomass is the first member of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce to be honored with the award.
More from News 12
1:25
NJ mayor: School bus that crashed in NJ was headed to New Square for post-wedding celebration
1:57
Colder temps return following period of warmer weather
1:48
Westchester County leaders fighting back against Con Edison's proposed rate hikes
1:36
Dutchess County parents call for stricter background checks for businesses that work with kids
1:58
Ardsley mailboxes targeted in new 'check washing' scam
1:40
