The Covanta Warren Energy-from-Waste Facility is located in the town of Oxford in rural western New Jersey. It began commercial operation in July 1988 and serves Warren County and the surrounding areas. The 22.38-acre facility can process up to 548 tons per day of municipal solid waste, generating up to 13.5 megawatts of clean renewable energy. Owned and operated by Covanta, the facility is an integral part of the solid waste management plan for the county.
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