LORTON -- After a two-alarm fire shut down their facility in February of last year, Covanta Fairfax in Lorton has resumed operations.
The fire inside the waste-to-energy plant raged for nearly two weeks, and fire crews battled the blaze for just as long.
According to Covanta’s website, the Fairfax facility - which serves 900,000 Fairfax residents - processes more than 3,000 tons of waste a day and converts the waste into enough renewable energy to power 80,000 houses.
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