NOVELTY - Engineered fuel feed stock, comprises at least one component derived from a processed municipal solid waste (MSW) stream and a sorbent, where the feed stock comprises 30-80 wt.% carbon, 3-10 wt.% hydrogen and 40-80 wt.% volatile matter and the component derived waste stream contains biodegradable and non-biodegradable materials and substantially no glass, metals, grit and noncombustible waste.    USE - The fuel feed stock is useful for combustion and gasification and generating energy that is electricity and steam.    ADVANTAGE - The fuel feed stock: utilizes processed municipal solid waste stream free of glass, metals, grit and non-combustibles; has reduced amount of pollutants; with sorbent avoids expensive presorting and separation, mitigates corrosion, improve fuel conversion, extends power generating plant life time, and reduces ash slagging and operating time; controls emission profiles (produces less harmful emissions and less heavy metal emission as compared to coal); has comparable energy density to coal without slagging, fusion and sulfur pollution; utilized as substitute for coal or supplement to coal; produces high quality syngas; avoids the emission of particulate matters, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, volatile organic compounds and halogen gases; has reduced emission profile with respect to green house gases; does not require sorbent handling systems; exhibits increased conversion of fuel and high sorbent utilization efficiency; reduces operating temperature; avoids retrofit costs; and reduces operational cost and maintenance costs.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is also included for producing (P1) the engineered fuel feed stock from a processed MSW waste stream, comprising either: (a) selecting many components from the processed MSW waste stream which components in combination have chemical molecular characteristics comprising 30-80 wt.% carbon, 3-10 wt.% hydrogen and less than 10% ash, where the selected MSW components contains biodegradable and non-biodegradable materials and substantially no glass, metals, grit, and noncombustible waste, (b) combining the selected MSW components to form a feed stock, (c) comparing the resulting chemical molecular characteristics of the selected MSW components of step (b) with the chemical molecular characteristics of step (a) and adding the sorbent the form an engineered fuel feed stock; or (a1) receiving many MSW waste streams, (b1) selecting many components from MSW waste streams, inventorying the selected MSW components based on the chemical molecular characteristics of the components, (c1) comparing the chemical molecular characteristics of the inventoried components with the chemical molecular characteristics of step (b1), optionally adding components to the inventoried components of step (c1) to meet the chemical molecular characteristics of step (b1) and adding the sorbent the form the feed stock.