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At Reworld™, we are committed to meeting the demand for sustainable waste solutions by bringing our innovative and proven technologies to new regions. By doing this, we can better serve companies and communities while helping them meet their sustainability goals. Our development program is centered on two types of facilities: Materials Processing Facilities (MPFs) and Thermomechanical Treatment Facilities (TTFs).
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Materials Processing Facilities (MPFs)

Reworld™ is working to develop and construct new Materials Processing Facilities (MPFs) across North America to bring our sustainable waste solutions closer to customers. Our MPFs accept and treat non-hazardous waste and wastewater to prepare it for reuse, recycling or energy recovery. By doing this, we help our customers move their materials up the waste hierarchy and reduce their greenhouse gas footprint. 

How we do it:

  • Identify appropriate markets and locations for MPFs
  • Acquisition of property and buildings
  • Design, engineering, construction and maintenance of facilities, with a focus on:
    • Zero waste-to-landfill solutions
    • Wastewater treatment systems
    • Alternative engineered fuel (AEF) creation
    • Waste solidification

To learn more about Reworld™ MPFs, check out our MPF Frequently Asked Questions.

Thermomechanical Treatment Facilities (TTFs)

Reworld™ helps communities and businesses meet their sustainability goals by converting unrecyclable waste into energy. We develop, build, upgrade and expand Thermomechanical Treatment Facilities (TTFs) in conjunction with forward-thinking municipalities to help turn waste into a resource and reduce greenhouse gas emissions:

  • Architectural design of TTF structures
  • Design and engineering of TTF processes, including:
    • Thermal treatment of waste (waste-to-energy)
    • Power and steam distribution
    • Emissions control
    • Recycling and reuse of water
  • Construction, commissioning and maintenance of facilities

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