The deployment requires minimal infrastructure with no unique or high demand resources, infrastructure, or support needs. A typical “entry level” facility can process up to 500 tons per day requires approximately 30,000 square feet of floor space with 35 feet of overhead clearance. Additional space may be required for intake of waste material streams as well as ISO containers and Tanktainers for material outputs. And storage for incoming MSW, and outgoing materials. The system is self-powered from the renewable fuels processed. It would be preferable to be co-located at the existing landfill for the ability to simultaneously address legacy waste. It could also be located at transfer stations to divert waste without the need for expensive material sorting or transport. Additionally, it could serve as a materials recovery facility within any existing processing facility, thereby dramatically reducing CAPEX and OPEX for that initiative. Our preferred handling method is shredded MSW baled, wrapped, serialized, and loaded on a flat pack container. We process whole bales at a time which keeps everything very clean and tidy.