fbpx

Southport Redevelopment Area breaks ground on waster-to-energy facility

Jessica Perry//December 23, 2013

Home>News>

Southport Redevelopment Area breaks ground on waster-to-energy facility

Southport Redevelopment Area breaks ground on waster-to-energy facility

Jessica Perry//December 23, 2013

According to the announcement, the conversion facility for Marlton-based Organic Diversion  is the first of several planned projects in the 145-acre Southport Redevelopment Area (SRA). Once completed, the SRA will be transformed from a long vacant, brownfield industrial site into one of the premier business parks in the region. The SRA is being redeveloped by Southport Renewal LLC with engineering support from Middletown-based T&M Associates and marketed by Marlton-based Prime Site Properties.

Stay informed: Subscribe to free NJBIZ newsletters

 
 

i

NJBIZ Conversations

Dr. Tara Chalakani, the CEO of Preferred Behavioral Health Group, speaks with NJBIZ Editor Jeff Kanige on March 7, 2023.

NJBIZ Conversations: Tara Chalakani

Dr. Tara Chalankani, the CEO of Preferred Behavioral Health Group, talks about the problems she and her s[...]

Latest Headlines

Princeton University

Princeton’s tournament run reignites March Madness fever in NJ

24/3/2023

Prospect Park 1st in NJ to adopt community energy plan

24/3/2023
Dr. Stuart Peltz retired as chief executive officer of South Plainfield-based PTC Therapeutics, the company he founded and has led since 1998.

PTC Therapeutics CEO Peltz retires from company he founded

24/3/2023
Johanna Bond, dean of Rutgers Law School

Rutgers Law School appoints new dean (updated)

24/3/2023
Secaucus-based refrigerated pet food maker Freshpet Inc. is teaming up with Petco Health and Wellness Co. Inc. to offer a direct-to-doorstep customizable plan of meals for pets.

Freshpet partners with Petco to offer fresh pet food subscription plans

24/3/2023