EPA Expands Pathways to include Greasezilla as RIN-Qualified Feedstock
EPA Expands Pathways to Include Greasezilla Advanced Biofuel as an RIN-Qualified FeedstockThe pathway increases the value of Greasezilla ABF to
Greasezilla Named Top Product
Greasezilla® Named to 2021 Top Products List by Modern Pumping Today Lansing, W.Va. – Jan. 04, 2022 – Downey
Greasezilla Partners with LEND Environmental
Greasezilla Partners with LEND Environmental to Produce Premium UCO and Brown Grease Biofuels in Los Angeles The companies will
A Monster of a Solution
TPO Magazine, Feb. 2022 REGULATIONS, PUBLIC EDUCATION AND A GREASEZILLA SYSTEM HELP A MASSACHUSETTS TOWN GET A HANDLE ON FOG
Safeway Used Oil & Grease Finds Their Solution with Greasezilla
This article originally appeared in MODERN PUMPING TODAY, October 2021 Big FOG Disposal Challenge in the Big Easy By
Greasezilla announces $8M investment from Sheltowee CleanTech Fund
WaterWorld, May 2021 Greasezilla Announces $8M Investment from Sheltowee Clean Tech Fund Downey Ridge Environmental Company, developer of Greasezilla™ FOG
Greasezilla Appears on Digest Connect
Brian Levine and Bill Hambley appeared on a recent episode of Digest Connect with host Jim Lane. https://youtu.be/K_4WkacTZq0
New Feedstock Options and Trends Boost Biodiesel Production
Biodiesel is receiving a boost from clean technology, like Greasezilla, that generates a low-cost, high-quality feedstock out of FOG waste. In this article, Brian Levine discusses how the biodiesel industry is benefitting from government programs, emerging technologies and growing public awareness of the need to lower overall consumption of fossil fuels.
Fats, Oils and Grease Reclamation: A Modern Perspective
Water & Wastes Digest, September 2020Fats, Oils and Grease Reclamation: A Modern PerspectiveBrian Levine discusses the growing trend of wastewater
A Better Way to Deal with Food Processing Waste: Finding value in FOG
Brian Levine, EVP, discusses how industrial food processing facilities are beginning to incorporate clean technology, like Greasezilla, to treat their wastewater streams.
