Posted On: 11/14/2013 8:19:41 AM
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Not exactly. We would need to know the cost of processing the feedstock. And offset it by the savings realized by not paying to have it landfilled.
But the point is still valid. The producer of plastic waste is in a better position to find value in the process than a company simply trying to make money from the generation of fuel from waste.
82.4% of costs last quarter was feedstock costs. If a buyer is a feedstock producer. 82.4% of the costs go away.
Not exactly. We would need to know the cost of processing the feedstock. And offset it by the savings realized by not paying to have it landfilled.
But the point is still valid. The producer of plastic waste is in a better position to find value in the process than a company simply trying to make money from the generation of fuel from waste.
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