Greasezilla® Says It Is Cutting through the Fog
The Greasezilla hydronic thermal separation system is increasingly becoming a “front-end” processing technology for a variety of industries across the globe.
Greasezilla® Expands into Food Processing
The food processing industry is one of the latest sectors to recognize the benefits of Greasezilla’s FOG separation process. With Greasezilla’s flexible, modular system, FOG can be processed at the source instead of hauling it to other locations for processing and disposal.
Greasezilla® Releases Modular System to Facilitate Off-Site Collection
Greasezilla is now available in a modular system configuration to accommodate remote collection sites and large-scale food production facilities where high volumes of FOG are generated.
Greasezilla® Announces New Modular FOG Processing System
Greasezilla recently announced a modular Greasezilla system that expands its FOG separation system to any facility that generates or collects large volumes of FOG. Waste haulers to large food processors to large public facilities can benefit from the Brown Grease separation technology.
Plant Profile: HRSD Nansemond Treatment Plant
Water & Wastes Digest_ featured HRSD’s Nansemond Treatment Plant in its Plant Profile. HRSD chose Greasezilla as the FOG separation technology for the Nansemond Treatment Plant for its ability to ecologically separate FOG while reclaiming a carbon neutral Advanced Biofuel (ABF) for further use.
Greasezilla® Takes On the FOG Monster
On this episode of MPT’s The Efficiency Point podcast, Ron Crosier, founder and president of Downey Ridge Environmental Company, shares his insights on FOG handling and his company’s new, economically viable method for addressing it.
Clearing the FOG – Reclaiming Advanced Biofuel from Fats, Oils and Grease
Ron Crosier, president of Downey Ridge Environmental Company, explains how Greasezilla offers a new energy source with its Advanced Biofuel that can help reduce dependence upon fossil fuels.
Danbury’s FOG-to-Fuel Solution
An innovative FOG-to-Biodiesel approach addresses a costly problem for the wastewater industry and also generates a new energy resource for treatment operations. Brian Levine of Greasezilla explains.
