Section 329IAC11.5-2-2. "Appropriate feedstock" defined

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"Appropriate feedstock" means a specific solid waste stream that has been segregated from other solid wastes and that can be successfully processed with other solid waste or products for recovery of materials or energy through a biomass anaerobic digestion facility or a biomass gasification facility. Food waste, cooking oil and grease, industrial waste, such as paper pulp, sewage sludge, off-spec or unused animal feed that are nonindustrial waste sources, dried distillers grain, food waste from food manufacturing industry and from food services industry, or pallets are examples of common appropriate feedstocks. (Solid Waste Management Division; 329 IAC 11.5-2-2; filed Mar 14, 2013, 2:57 p.m.: 20130410-IR-329090193FRA)

                    
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