Clean Earth, Inc. Announces the Acquisition of ESMI Companies
CONCORD, N.H. -- Clean Earth, Inc. announces the acquisition of privately owned ESMI Companies located in Fort Edward, New York, and Loudon, New Hampshire. This expansion in the northeast will provide Clean Earth the opportunity to geographically expand soil recycling and hazardous waste solutions to customers throughout the New York and New England markets.
ESMI Companies has more than 25 years of experience and is an industry leader in the use of thermal desorption technology for the remediation, recycling, and beneficial reuse of contaminated and uncontaminated materials including soil, stone, dredge, mine tailings, paper mill sludge, and much more. ESMI provides onsite treatment solutions with a state-of-the-art mobile soil treatment unit which can be located anywhere in the United States. In addition, ESMI provides beneficial reuse of fill material, material drying agents and other various soil amendments. ESMI also provides transportation and roll-off services. Through recycling soil and other various waste streams, ESMI has been instrumental in the diversion of over 6.5 million tons of material from being landfilled.
Chris Dods, Clean Earth President and CEO states, "We are excited about this expansion. Over the past five years we have recycled 19.5 million tons of soil alone, and our mission remains the same – to recycle and reuse waste material that would otherwise go into landfills. The addition of ESMI Companies to the Clean Earth family supports our plan for smart growth and a sustainable future."
PeopleESMI Companies has more than 25 years of experience and is an industry leader in the use of thermal desorption technology for the remediation, recycling, and beneficial reuse of contaminated and uncontaminated materials including soil, stone, dredge, mine tailings, paper mill sludge, and much more. ESMI provides onsite treatment solutions with a state-of-the-art mobile soil treatment unit which can be located anywhere in the United States. In addition, ESMI provides beneficial reuse of fill material, material drying agents and other various soil amendments. ESMI also provides transportation and roll-off services. Through recycling soil and other various waste streams, ESMI has been instrumental in the diversion of over 6.5 million tons of material from being landfilled.
Chris Dods, Clean Earth President and CEO states, "We are excited about this expansion. Over the past five years we have recycled 19.5 million tons of soil alone, and our mission remains the same – to recycle and reuse waste material that would otherwise go into landfills. The addition of ESMI Companies to the Clean Earth family supports our plan for smart growth and a sustainable future."
