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GULF CLEAN ENERGY CENTER - Landfill in Pensacola, Florida, USA

PENSACOLA, Florida, United States

Overview

GULF CLEAN ENERGY CENTER is an operational landfill in Pensacola, Florida, United States. It manages solid waste and likely generates energy from landfill gas.

GULF CLEAN ENERGY CENTER is a landfill facility located at 11999 PATE ST, Pensacola, Florida, United States. It operates in the solid waste management sector, serving the Escambia County area. The facility is operational and plays a key role in regional waste disposal and energy recovery. As a landfill, the facility is subject to US EPA regulations including RCRA Subtitle D for municipal solid waste and Clean Air Act rules for landfill gas emissions. The facility likely incorporates landfill gas collection systems to mitigate methane emissions and may generate electricity or renewable natural gas. The NAICS codes indicate involvement in electric power generation, natural gas distribution, and solid waste disposal. The facility's location in Florida, a state with high groundwater tables and sensitive ecosystems, underscores the importance of leachate management and groundwater monitoring. Its proximity to Pensacola means it serves a significant urban population, requiring careful management of traffic, odor, and community impacts.

Environmental context

The facility operates in Florida, where high rainfall and shallow groundwater tables increase the risk of leachate migration. Landfill gas management is critical to reduce methane emissions, a potent greenhouse gas. The site's proximity to Pensacola requires robust community engagement and traffic management to minimize local impacts.

Frequently asked questions

GULF CLEAN ENERGY CENTER is located at 11999 PATE ST, Pensacola, Florida 32514, United States.

As a landfill, GULF CLEAN ENERGY CENTER manages municipal solid waste and likely accepts non-hazardous waste from residential, commercial, and industrial sources.

The facility's name suggests energy recovery. Many modern landfills capture methane from decomposing waste to generate electricity or produce renewable natural gas.

The facility must comply with EPA RCRA Subtitle D for municipal solid waste landfills, Clean Air Act regulations for landfill gas emissions, and state-level Florida DEP rules.

Landfills like this typically use liners, leachate collection systems, groundwater monitoring, and gas collection systems to control pollution and protect public health.

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