Waste Management

Financing for a third-generation, family-owned meat packing business in non-metropolitan Cherokee County.
A $22.2 million project included the acquisition of 10 acres of land, construction and equipping a 70,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art material recovery facility capable of processing more than 120,000 tons
Financing for a family-owned wholesale distributor of fresh produce as well as frozen, canned and specialty items.
The Martinsville Clean Energy project successfully combined Investment Tax Credits and New Markets Tax Credits for the design, construction and installation of state-of-the-art clean energy generation technology into an anaerobic
NMTC financing helped Pueblo of Laguna Utility Authority complete the rehabilitation of the water and wastewater system throughout the tribal lands of Pueblo of Laguna, NM.
Reopening and modernization of a shuttered recycling facility to provide 1) municipal waste recycling, and 2) ethanol produced from expired sugar-based beverages, such as soft drinks and alcohol.
NMTC financing helps mitigate environmental and economic development challenges in Richmond, Indiana.

Demand for beef jerky was rising, and the Jack Link’s upgraded plant in Alpena answered the call. Link Snacks Inc., or LSI, which produces Jack Link’s products, completed a 26,000

Construction of Altogether Recycling’s 30,000 sq. ft. plant.
PeroxyChem Installs Largest Peracetic Acid Wastewater Disinfection System in the World
RecycleForce, an Indianapolis social enterprise that provides workforce development training to citizens returning from incarceration, recently began a construction project to build a new headquarters and electronics recycling facility.
The final phase of a $70 million phased in project to redo the entire water and waste water system on the reservation.
NMTCs enabled RCRE to construct a new state-of-the-art wastewater treatment facility in Richland Center, providing a solution for the significant problems of the city’s old wastewater treatment facility, which was
NMTC financing supported the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, which provides electricity, natural gas, water, wastewater treatment, renewable energy and telecommunications services to homes and businesses throughout the Navajo Nation and
NMTC financing supported a new facility for rPlanet Earth, a new company that is bringing more efficient polyethylene terephthalate (PET) recycling to the United States.
NMTC financing allowed Spirit AreoSystems to expand theircurrent facility to allow for increased ability to design, fabricate, and assemble large-scale aerostructures within various business segments.
A new facility providing immediate cost savings and prevents emergency overflows and environmental contamination.
A new Salina, New York based firm (near Syracuse, NY) that used NMTC financing to purchase the world's largest plastic blow-molding machine that is being used to produce exceptionally strong,
Exodus Machines is the first-of-its-kind scrap and recycling machine manufacturer.
The construction of a 47,000-sq.-ft. campus, including a 32,000-sq.-ft. office building and a 15,000-sq.-ft. high-speed metals recycling facility.
NMTC financing supported the Coyote Valley Hotel and Wastewater project.
Action Compaction Services Inc. used $1M in NMTC financing for the acquisition and renovation of three buildings totaling 24,564 sq. ft. including 3.2 acres of land in late 2005.
The BioFuels energy project includes both the development of a methane gas treatment facility at the City of San Diego's Point Loma wastewater treatment plant, and the installation of three
Hamtramck Recycling transformed a vacant building into a new, state-of-the-art, 32,000 sq. ft. recycling and transfer center.
Startup manufacturers new biodegradable plastics and rejuvenates the local economy.
American Process, Inc., utilized NMTCs to create 20 new jobs for a biorefinery project at its Alpena, Michigan plant site.