Both the main CCMUA sewage treatment plant and the Covanta site are located within Camden City. Since then, the county commissioners and the CCMUA, with vendor Compass Energy Platform, have worked to further develop the proposal. About a week ago, in a letter regarding its plans, Compass announced that it had determined it would be able to develop a sufficient number of local generation assets like solar, anaerobic digestion and battery storage to power the microgrid without relying on the incinerator as an energy source. This is exciting news because it means that this innovative venture in resiliency can be advanced using even cleaner renewable energy sources. This will reduce the city's carbon footprint, improve air quality and increase the presence of renewable energy in Camden. This kind of project has never been done in the State of New Jersey and would represent a first-of-its-kind technological achievement.