Plants

Clean, Renewable Energy for a Better Environment

Since its inception, Wheelabrator has showcased decades of investment in the forefront of alternative energy generation. Our clean energy producing facilities are designed to lead our world into a clean energy generation era.

In 1975, Wheelabrator introduced the first large-scale, commercially successful waste-to-energy project in the United States when it opened the doors to Wheelabrator Saugus, located north of Boston, Massachusetts.

After several years of technical improvements to the grate and boiler design and emissions control systems, Wheelabrator engineers perfected the science of converting trash to steam and electricity while strictly controlling emissions. Today, the iconic Wheelabrator Saugus surpasses all current air-quality requirements and continues to serve Massachusetts’ North Shore communities.

Wheelabrator's waste-to-energy facilities today represent state-of-the-art, modern materials handling, trash combustion, refuse boiler design, air quality control, electric power generation and ash residue recycling and management systems.

Additionally, Wheelabrator's five independent power plants have the generating capacity to produce 227 megawatts of clean energy using a variety of waste fuels including wood waste, waste tires and waste coal.

 

Waste-to-Energy Plants

Wheelabrator Baltimore Wheelabrator Concord Wheelabrator Falls
Wheelabrator Baltimore Wheelabrator Bridgeport Wheelabrator Claremont  Wheelabrator Concord Wheelabrator Falls 
Wheelabrator Gloucester Wheelabrator Hudson Falls Wheelabrator McKay Bay
Wheelabrator Gloucester  Wheelabrator
Hudson Falls
Wheelabrator Lisbon Wheelabrator
Mckay Bay
Wheelabrator Millbury
Wheelabrator North Andover Wheelabrator Portsmouth Wheelabrator Saugus Wheelabrator South Broward
 Wheelabrator
North Andover
Wheelabrator
North Broward 
Wheelabrator Portsmouth Wheelabrator Saugus Wheelabrator
South Broward
Wheelabrator Spokane      
Wheelabrator Spokane Wheelabrator Westchester      


 

Wheelabrator Independent Power Plants

Wheelabrator Frackville Wheelabrator Lassin Wheelabrator Norwalk Wheelabrator Ridge Wheelabrator Shasta
Wheelabrator Frackville Wheelabrator
 Lassen Inc.
Wheelabrator Norwalk Wheelabrator Ridge Wheelabrator Shasta


 

Wheelabrator Ash Landfills

Wheelabrator Putnam Wheelabrator Shrewsbury
Wheelabrator Putnam Wheelabrator Shrewsbury  


 

Wheelabrator Project Development

The Frederick/Carroll County Renewable Waste-to-Energy Project
The Frederick/Carroll County Renewable
Waste-to-Energy Project