Sustainable Waste Management for Your Company

Building a More Sustainable Future With Ethical Waste Solutions

Since we opened our doors, we have been working toward building a sustainable future. At LJP Waste Solutions, our primary goal is to prevent waste disposal winding up in landfills, which is why we actively partake in the zero-landfill initiative.

When you choose to work with LJP, we evaluate your current waste disposal processes and create a plan to improve your operation. Our team will help you recycle the uncommon materials your facility acquires, as well as convert any residual materials to fuel.

With our process of recycling uncommon materials and converting combustible materials into Refuse-Derived Fuel, we are able to:

• Preserve natural resources
• Prevent landfills from filling
• Eliminate the use of fossil fuels
• Promote sustainable waste disposal practices

By choosing our team, you can do your part in reducing your company’s carbon footprint and contribute to a more sustainable future.

LJP Enterprises: Our Family Of Waste Management Companies

LJP Waste Solutions is part of a broader network dedicated to sustainable waste solutions. We work alongside our umbrella companies to provide comprehensive, eco-friendly waste management services in your community. Take a look at our growing family of sustainable waste management companies below:

One Goal In Mind: Waste Management Excellence Since 1993

From a small local operation to a leader in sustainable waste management, our growth has been driven by a commitment to innovation and customer service. See our growth as one of the premier zero-landfill initiative companies in the Midwest below:

Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF): Responsible Waste-to-Energy Solutions

After we have processed and sorted the waste from your company, we will either turn to common recycling processes or convert the waste into energy to fuel power plants.

Refuse-derived fuel is formed by separating combustible from noncombustible particles in your waste. The combustible materials are sent to Xcel Energy’s plants to be used as clean energy. Noncombustible materials are recycled to be used again, which keeps them out of landfills. Xcel has multiple power plants throughout the country, including many in Minnesota.

At this point in time, two Minnesota power plants use RDF as their main source of energy, while the others use solar and wind energy. The two plants that primarily use RDF are in Red Wing and the one we work with, the Wilmarth Power Plant in Mankato. We hope our commitment to ethical waste-to-energy solutions inspires you to better commit to sustainability.