Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "A-Line E.D.S. is a provider of transformer and electrical equipment decommissioning, recycling and removal services based in Waterloo, Iowa. Founded in 1997, they have worked with a collection of Fortune 500 companies and local, state, and national government agencies.A-Line E.D.S. specializes in five core areas: On-site transformer recycling and disposal, distribution equipment recycling, forensic decommissioning, oil recycling, and lab PCB testing. The company has been awarded contracts to work on sites that were part of the Manhattan Project and they regularly work with companies like American Electric Power, Alcoa, and Exelon.It is approved through the EPA for the storage of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs)."@en }
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- A-Line_E.D.S. abstract "A-Line E.D.S. is a provider of transformer and electrical equipment decommissioning, recycling and removal services based in Waterloo, Iowa. Founded in 1997, they have worked with a collection of Fortune 500 companies and local, state, and national government agencies.A-Line E.D.S. specializes in five core areas: On-site transformer recycling and disposal, distribution equipment recycling, forensic decommissioning, oil recycling, and lab PCB testing. The company has been awarded contracts to work on sites that were part of the Manhattan Project and they regularly work with companies like American Electric Power, Alcoa, and Exelon.It is approved through the EPA for the storage of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs).".
- Q16821045 abstract "A-Line E.D.S. is a provider of transformer and electrical equipment decommissioning, recycling and removal services based in Waterloo, Iowa. Founded in 1997, they have worked with a collection of Fortune 500 companies and local, state, and national government agencies.A-Line E.D.S. specializes in five core areas: On-site transformer recycling and disposal, distribution equipment recycling, forensic decommissioning, oil recycling, and lab PCB testing. The company has been awarded contracts to work on sites that were part of the Manhattan Project and they regularly work with companies like American Electric Power, Alcoa, and Exelon.It is approved through the EPA for the storage of Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs).".