SEATTLE (Recycling Monster): Leading organic waste solutions provider Convertus Group, in partnership with energy services company Energere announced plans to launch a state-of-the-art organic waste processing facility in Saint-Étienne-des-Grès, Quebec. The proposed facility is scheduled to accept first waste in 2026.
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The facility will play a key role in addressing rising environmental challenges associated with organic waste disposal in the region. The innovative technologies employed at the facility will lead to reduced greenhouse gas emissions, thus promoting sustainability and a circular economy across municipalities in the Maurice Region. The project will combine Convertus’ expertise in organic waste facility design and operations with Energere’s extensive knowledge in building projects and energy retrofits.
The organic waste processing facility will employ advanced anaerobic digestion and in-vessel composting technology. This will help in converting up to 35,000 tonnes of organic waste annually into renewable energy, fertilizer and compost. The biogas produced will be used as a source of renewable energy. The facility will create many job opportunities during the construction phase, in addition to several permanent jobs.
The partnership between the companies demonstrates their commitment towards environmental protection and sustainability.