In addition to landfill gas, Muskegon County, MI, is exploring the use of algae from the huge wastewater holding ponds and grease trucked in from local restaurants as a marketable energy source according to this article in the Muskegon Chronicle. If it works, it can convert a problem for wastewater systems into an energy solution. Very interesting.
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