HASI Announces Investment in Wastewater Infrastructure Facility
HA Sustainable Infrastructure Capital, Inc. (HASI) has closed a structured equity investment in the Pasco Resource Recovery Center in Washington. The facility utilizes anaerobic digestion to treat wastewater and recycle over one billion gallons of water annually.
HASI, an investor in sustainable infrastructure, announced a new investment in the Pasco Resource Recovery Center. The facility, developed and operated by Burnham, provides essential wastewater treatment and reuse services for seven industrial food-processing plants in Pasco, Washington.
The Pasco Center employs anaerobic digestion technology to break down organic matter within the wastewater stream. This process allows the facility to recycle more than one billion gallons of water each year, significantly reducing the demand on local water resources.
This investment highlights the growing trend of private capital supporting sustainable wastewater treatment and water reuse projects. The partnership aims to enhance the operational capabilities of the facility while promoting environmental sustainability in the region.
Denton, Texas, Expands Pecan Creek Water Reclamation Plant
The City of Denton has officially begun an expansion of its Pecan Creek Water Reclamation Plant, featuring a new 75 MGD headworks and a 30 MGD membrane bioreactor (MBR) technology upgrade. This project is a response to the city’s rapid growth and the need for enhanced treatment efficiency.
Source: Water & Wastes Digest
Springfield Launches Renewable Natural Gas Initiative at Wastewater Facility
The City of Springfield, Missouri, has initiated a project to develop renewable natural gas at its wastewater and landfill facilities. The program seeks to reduce gas flaring and create new revenue streams through public-private partnerships.
Source: City of Springfield
Missouri Implements On-site Wastewater Treatment System Grant Program
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources has established a grant program to assist private homeowners with on-site wastewater treatment systems. The initiative focuses on watersheds with identified nutrient-related water quality concerns.
Source: Missouri Department of Natural Resources
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