Moretown Landfill

Project overview:
PPL Renewable Energy has submitted a permit application to the Vermont Public Service Board in accordance with Section 248 of Title 30 of the Vermont statutes. The PSB is charged with the review of all electric generation facilities in Vermont, regardless of their fuel source. A positive Section 248 review will result in the issuing of a Certificate of Public Good that will allow the project to move forward. For more on the project, click here.

Project benefits:
PPL’s Moretown landfill gas-to-energy project represents an important, new and clean energy source for Vermont and the New England power grid that will benefit the community with cleaner air and reduced production of greenhouse gas emissions, while providing substantial economic benefits to the local and regional economy. The project will help establish future renewable electric generation by supporting state and regional planning and public policy initiatives established to clean the air, stabilize fuel prices and reduce dependence on fossil fuels for electricity production.

Your participation is important:
Your support of PPL’s Moretown landill gas-to-energy project will help the region and the country achieve the goals of cleaning the air, stabilizing fuel prices and reducing dependence on foreign energy resources and fossil fuels for electricity production.

To learn more about the project or how you can support it, contact us.

The Vermont Public Service Board will be conducting a public hearing on the project during the Section 248 review; however, letters of support may be submitted to the Public Service Board at any time.