Kathleen Yonce works for Infinitus Energy in South Florida to find
renewable energy development projects. Infinitus Energy and Yonce join
many other companies and investment firms looking to capitalize on a
huge opportunity in Florida to use renewable and green energy to reduce
energy costs and the negative effects of traditional energy sources on
the environment. Yonce has a rich background in real estate and property
development and she believes that renewable energy is the future for
many communities throughout the United States. Her experience developing
property gives her a unique perspective on what it takes to design
renewable energy projects.
Kathleen Yonce and other real estate professionals looking for opportunities to develop renewable energy projects in Florida are finding that there are many ways to develop green energy solutions. Kathleen Yonce believes that the push away from incineration, which has been the main generator of energy from waste in the past 30 years, is the beginning of an evolutionary cycle in the waste industry which is being led by new governmental regulations across the Country. Infinitus Energy has worked with multiple municipalities on a local and state level to lead and foster changes in landfilling and incineration technology regulations to help promote mixed waste processing, materials recovery, and engineered fuel technologies. Kathleen Yonce hopes that Infinitus Energy can continue to add to the ever-widening scope of renewable energy projects over the next decade. She has worked hard to identify commercially scalable technologies that use renewable resources such as anaerobic digestion , which uses methane produced from organic waste to produce CNG to fuel waste fleets or produce electricity.
Kathleen Yonce and other real estate professionals looking for opportunities to develop renewable energy projects in Florida are finding that there are many ways to develop green energy solutions. Kathleen Yonce believes that the push away from incineration, which has been the main generator of energy from waste in the past 30 years, is the beginning of an evolutionary cycle in the waste industry which is being led by new governmental regulations across the Country. Infinitus Energy has worked with multiple municipalities on a local and state level to lead and foster changes in landfilling and incineration technology regulations to help promote mixed waste processing, materials recovery, and engineered fuel technologies. Kathleen Yonce hopes that Infinitus Energy can continue to add to the ever-widening scope of renewable energy projects over the next decade. She has worked hard to identify commercially scalable technologies that use renewable resources such as anaerobic digestion , which uses methane produced from organic waste to produce CNG to fuel waste fleets or produce electricity.
