PVT Land Co. releases a video following the opening of its new 4-acre facility, designed to process 700 tons of construction and demolition (C&D) debris per year. The facility has been built on PVT’s landfill in Nanakuli, Hawaii. C&D debris will be converted into a renewable fuel that will be used as a fuel source for a gasification facility being planned by Honua Power LLC.
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