With a need for increased organic waste diversion, commercial facilities and municipalities are re-evaluating how processing technology affects efficiency, odor control, and long-term costs. Choosing between turned windrow, aerated static pile (ASP), and covered aerated static pile (CASP) systems requires balancing capital expenditure, throughput speed, and available footprint.

In Waste Today Magazine, GBB Vice President Steven Schilling evaluates the operational trade-offs, technical advantages, and economic factors of each technology to help operators build a smarter composting strategy.

Read the article: Evaluating Commercial Composting Technologies