Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Tries To Harvest Energy From Coffee

Jan. 3, 2012
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters is working with University of North Dakota researchers and bioenergy specialist Wynntryst LLC on a project aimed at utilizing the waste from its coffee processing plant to produce energy.

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters is working with University of North Dakota researchers and bioenergy specialist Wynntryst LLC on a project aimed at utilizing the waste from its coffee processing plant to produce energy, according to Environmental Leader. For the full story, click here

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