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Transfer Stations & Landfills
Residents, businesses and garbage collection contractors bring waste to transfer stations for a fee. All transfer stations have a green waste (yard trimmings) area and a recycle depot nearby.
Waste-to-Energy Facility
Metro Vancouver’s Waste-to-Energy Facility recovers energy and metals from garbage that cannot be recycled.
Recycling Drop-off Locations
Province-wide find 1000’s of regulated places to recycle batteries, electronics, phones, lightbulbs, paint, appliances, cords, TVs and more.
Private Solid Waste Facilities
Private businesses are a part of the region’s solid waste handling process. Private disposal businesses are involved in everything from storage and transfer of waste to material recovery and composting.
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What is Waste to Energy?
Waste-to-energy facilities recover energy and metals from garbage that cannot be recycled.
About Metro Vancouver’s Waste-to-Energy Facility
Learn more about the Metro Vancouver Waste-to-Energy Facility.
Waste-to-Energy Facility Continuous Environmental Monitoring Data
Learn about the Emissions Monitoring Program, and view live emissions monitoring data.
Waste-to-Energy Facility Reports
View monthly and annual reports summarizing daily averages of environmental monitoring, fly ash and bottom ash data.
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