A giant battery-powered dual-zone refrigerator / freezer on wheels.
Buffalo's Viridi has teamed up with energy developer Solarbank on the project at a former landfill at 1037 South Park Ave. in South Buffalo.
With a 99.3% material recovery rate, the company's technology reduces waste and allows for the reuse of valuable resources.
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On behalf of a secured creditor, Tiger Group and Liquidity Services are accepting offers on a large amount of advanced EV battery manufacturing equipment—brand-new and still in its original crates.
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