The Bristol Resource Recovery Facility, also known as Reworld Bristol, is a Thermomechanical Treatment Facility that processes 650 tons per day of solid waste into 16.3 megawatts of renewable energy. The plant is owned and operated by Reworld under an agreement with the 14 communities that are members of the Bristol Resource Recovery Policy Board. The towns have a combined population of about 300,000. Every year, the facility processes more than 220,000 tons of waste that would otherwise have ended up in landfills. In addition to keeping waste out of landfills via waste-to-energy, Reworld is committed to ensuring safe operations and minimizing environmental impacts.
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