Croda Breaks Ground on Landfill-to-Gas Project

Croda has begun construction of a landfill-to-gas energy project at its New Castle, DE manufacturing plant. The $6-million project broke ground on June 7 and will use landfill gas from the nearby Cherry Island site as fuel to operate the plant, providing renewable energy to power 55% of its operations—equivalent to powering 3,500 homes. The company also says the project will minimize its carbon footprint, reducing greenhouse gas emissions equal to removing 33,000 cars from the road. “This endeavor demonstrates our commitment to innovation in renewable...

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