Claremont (formerly Wheelabrator)

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145 Grissom Lane
Claremont, NH
03743
United States of America

Latitude: 43.344043

Longitude: -72.377595

http://wheelabratortechnologies.com/index.cfm/our-clean-energy-plants/waste-to-energy-plants/wheelabrator-claremont-company-lp/

Notes

2016 Sold at auction for $575k to D.B.Kazee of Recycling Technologies Solutions LLC in Kentucky, who requested local tax breaks, proposed a gasifier to a skeptical city council, then backed out of the sale. 2014 Wheelabrator still has active Title V permit. 2013 Wheelabrator claimed to have stopped burning on 9/30/2013, but EIA Form 923 shows that that it was burning through the end of the year.

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Environmental Justice Analysis

Distance (miles)	0	2.5	5	10	25
American Indian	0.3%	0.4%	0.4%	0.4%	0.4%
Asian	1.6%	2.1%	1.3%	0.9%	0.8%
Black	0.9%	0.7%	0.8%	0.7%	0.6%
Hispanic	1.7%	2.2%	2.1%	2.0%	2.0%
White	91.6%	88.6%	89.3%	90.4%	91.2%
	91.2%
Population	746	2,621	10k	26k	81k
Income	$53k				$63k

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GROUPS

Group	St.	Interest
Citizens Leading for Environmental Action and Responsibility		Interested
Working on Waste		Interested

CORPORATION

Name	Relation	Ownership
Wheelabrator Technologies	Owner	100%

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Wheelabrator to shutter Claremont incinerator Sept. 30 8/2/2013
Wheelabrator Incinerator to Close in September 8/1/2013
Wheelabrator Permit Issued in Claremont 5/21/2014
Wheelabrator Burns Last Trash Load in Claremont 10/1/2014 "The Wheelabrator incinerator on Grissom Lane stopped burning trash on Sunday, ending 26 years of operation for the waste-to-energy plant that began in 1987."
Recycling company cancels Wheelabrator purchase 7/1/2016 "On June 7, Kazee pitched his idea for a machine parts recycling and gasification facility in Claremont to skeptical city council members, who wanted to hear more about the plan before it moved to a public forum."
Wheelabrator Claremont announces plans to close 8/1/2013 "economic conditions in both the waste and energy markets and a constrained transportation network in the remote region of New Hampshire near the Vermont border as well (as) a lack of economies of scale inherent in a small power plant"

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Power	Type	Status	Fuel
	Burner: Gasification	Withdrawn	Municipal Solid Waste
4.5 MW	Burner: Water Wall Furnace	Closed	Municipal Solid Waste
2.5 MW	Burner: Water Wall Furnace	Closed	Municipal Solid Waste

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