This project will use the waste gas, which would be burned off, to generate more than 100 megawatts of power and saving an estimated 2.7 trillion Btu annually, according to department of energy officials. "This is a project that has environmental benefits and has energy cost benefits and we are just pleased that the DOE has funded a portion of it" McCoy said. The project has been in the works by AK Steel and Air Products for several months. Full Article at Dayton Daily News