// News

In seeking state money, Pike County flexes environmental muscles (Kentucky.com)

State lawmakers discuss Kentucky's energy future (WYMT.com)

Waste-to-ethanol projects move forward (Ethanol Producer Magazine)

Kentucky waste-to-ethanol plant closer to construction (Biomass Magazine)

KY Officials and AGRESTI Biofuels Executives Confident Garbage-to-Ethanol Plant Plans for Pike County, KY Will Move Forward
(Biofuels Journal)

AGRESTI seeks $5 million for Kentucky waste-to-energy project after government earmark disappears (Biofuels Digest)

Biofuels Company Wants to Get Kentucky Plant Going
(Inside Indiana Business)

// Process

AGRESTI is organized to process MSW or other specific cellulosic feed stock material into saleable materials including ethanol utilizing the "Titmas method."

A variety of wastes can be used as-received, then sorted and recycled, and processed.