Grease waste is dumped into an 8,000-gallon, 30- by 60-foot concrete pit, where it is mixed with wood chips. A loader is used to move the compost material into 115-foot windrows on the company’s 70-acre property.
In 2010, Jason Gibson began thinking there may be a business opportunity in grease. He was already operating a successful portable sanitation company that had grown from one unit to 400 in about five years. His business, 64 Portables just outside of Lexington, North Carolina, was...
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