Recent Press

Ninety tons of metal from ReVenture Park to be recycled, reused

May 8,2012. An ambitious and exciting recycling initiative is now underway at ReVenture Park. Crews are pulling out 180,000 pounds of metal – including stainless steel and copper – from this once abandoned textile dye manufacturing facility. Instead of going to waste, these metals will be put back to use in traditional and non-traditional waysRead the entire article…

ReVenture Park expands to include future Eco-District

February 14, 2012. The developer of ReVenture Park announced today that they now control an additional 578 acres of residential land that wraps the primary ReVenture site. This brings the total project size to 1, 245 acres that will include a proposed mix of residential, retail, office and industrial spaces. The vision for the new housing componentRead the entire article…

ReVenture Park removed from Superfund National Priorities List

February 2, 2012. The Charlotte based developer of ReVenture Park™, Charlotte’s first Eco-Industrial Park, is pleased to announce that the site is no longer a Superfund site. The announcement caps a three-year process overseen by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). “The successful reuse of the Martin-Marietta/Sodyeco site is an example of EPA’s commitment to supportRead the entire article…

ReVenture Park™ and Catawba Lands Conservancy partner to protect additional 175 acres

December 29, 2011
Press Release

Residents, ReVenture officials discuss eco-industrial park, again

October 7, 2011
Mountain Island Monitor

Land deal expected soon for $197 million treatment plant

July 29, 2011
Charlotte Business Journal

Forsite quietly negotiating with Duke on ReVenture plant

July 22, 2011
Mountain Island Monitor

Biomass OK’d, Duke clear to buy credits

April 20, 2011
Charlotte Business Journal

Regulators: ReVenture biomass plant fuel is renewable

April 19, 2011
Charlotte Business Journal

N.C. Public Staff: ReVenture fuel is renewable

April 7, 2011
Charlotte Business Journal