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Hazardous waste facilities using energy recovery

As of Oct 21, 2026, 14 of the 355 hazardous waste facilities in the United States have “How received waste was managed: Energy recovery” in their source record.

Facility type: “Waste management firm” for 1 of them. 14 have full profiles on this site.

Management methods reported for the off-site waste it received in the latest Biennial Report (methods used for at least 2% of tons).

Across all 14 records in this group, every record counted:

Facility type: Industrial site receiving off-site waste 13 (93%) · Waste management firm 1 (7%)

Off-site receipts (latest Biennial Report): 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 10 (71%) · Over 100,000 tons in 2023 2 (14%) · 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 2 (14%)

Violation record (5 years) (all 14 in this group): 6–20 violations (5) · 21+ violations (4) · 1–5 violations (4) · No violations in 5 years (1)

Waste received, by EPA code class (all 14 in this group; a record can count under several values): Ignitable waste (D001) (14) · Toxic metals (D004–D011) (14) · Spent solvents (F001–F005) (13) · Toxic organics (D012–D043) (13) · Industry-specific wastes (K codes) (8) · Corrosive waste (D002) (8) · 5 other values (19)

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Lone Star Greencastle WDF

Greencastle, Indiana
  • Significant noncomplier
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 1–5 violations
  • +10 more

Amrize Cement Inc. / Geocycle, LLC

Holly Hill, South Carolina
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 6–20 violations
  • Energy recovery
  • +8 more

Ash Grove Cement Co

Chanute, Kansas
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 1–5 violations
  • Energy recovery
  • +10 more

Green America Recycling LLC

Hannibal, Missouri
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 6–20 violations
  • Energy recovery
  • +10 more

Ash Grove Cement Company

Foreman, Arkansas
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 6–20 violations
  • Energy recovery
  • +9 more

Keystone Cement Co

Bath, Pennsylvania
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • No violations in 5 years
  • Energy recovery
  • +6 more

Norlite LLC

Cohoes, New York
  • Significant noncomplier
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 21+ violations
  • +9 more

Eco Services Operations, Corp

Baton Rouge, Louisiana
  • Significant noncomplier
  • Industrial site receiving off-site waste
  • 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023
  • 21+ violations
  • +8 more

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