ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Welcome to the Trash Talk podcast by the Landfill Group! Join our team as we dive into the world of landfill gas and energy and share our passion for the industry. With a legacy built on over 30 years of experience and involvement in more than 60 projects nationwide, the Landfill Group has become a leader in the landfill gas-to-energy sector—and in each episode, we will explore what guides our work and sets us apart.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
monthly
Average audio length:
18 minutes
English
United States
26 episodes
since Nov. 18, 2024
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this episode of Trash Talk, Dan Zimmerman and Eric Stuehrenberg take on a debate that shows up on nearly every project: is "effort, not perfection" permission to move fast and loose, or the mindset that actually keeps things moving forward? The two come at it from different angles — on…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In Part 2 of Built for Biogas, we take a deeper dive into the technical and operational factors that impact the performance of biogas and RNG facilities. Steve Allman, Heather Sawyer, and Eric Stuehrenberg discuss integrated PLC controls, system reliability, commissioning and startup support, servi…
What should developers and owners of biogas facilities look for when selecting a biogas equipment manufacturer?
In this episode of Trash Talk, Eric Stuehrenberg, Steve Allman, and Heather Sawyer discuss the key engineering and manufacturing considerations involved in evaluating a biogas equipment …
In this episode of Trash Talk, we are joined by Erik Hoving of Evonik for a discussion on biogas membrane technology. From the fundamentals of how membrane systems operate to insights drawn from real-world landfill projects, the conversation provides a practical and accessible look at the role of m…
In this episode of Trash Talk, Mike Fenton sits down with Clint Cox of Liberty Utilities (Peach State Natural Gas) to explore the real‑world process of delivering renewable natural gas (RNG) from a landfill into a local distribution system in Columbus, Georgia. The conversation examines the comple…
In this episode of Trash Talk, we sit down with Drale Short, Director of Public Works for Columbus Consolidated Government, to examine renewable natural gas (RNG) development from a municipal point of view.
Drale shares firsthand insight into the complexities of transforming a landfill into a long…
Feedback isn’t criticism – it’s an opportunity for growth, but only when we’re willing to give it, receive it, and act on it.
In this episode of Trash Talk, we step away from the technical aspects of biogas to focus on something equally critical: organizational culture. Joined by the Landfill Grou…
In this episode of Trash Talk, Mike, Dan, and Eric from the Landfill Group build on our last conversation about cold‑weather wellfield challenges and shift the focus to what matters most in landfill and RNG operations: keeping people safe. They explore how real‑time data reduces risky late‑night tr…
In this episode of Trash Talk, Mike and Dan from the Landfill Group sit down with special guest Matt Taylor, Director of Business Development at LoCI Controls to discuss key operational impacts of winter weather on landfill gas systems. From freezing wellfields to barometric pressure swings, the cr…
This episode of Trash Talk begins an interesting 3-part series on wellfield management. First, Eric sits down with Dan and Mike to unpack what really happens in a landfill wellfield. They share what it takes to keep gas collection and control systems running smoothly, how weather and site condition…
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