More options for
manure and residues.
Explore whether biogas could fit your manure management and nutrient needs, alongside the way your farm already works.
Discuss your farm’s materialsBiogas opportunities / Atlantic Canada
Explore a better
outlet for
organic waste.
Disposal costs, hauling and finding a dependable destination all affect your operation. Could a local biogas project offer another option?
We’re developing biogas opportunities with potential feedstock partners across Atlantic Canada.
Could your waste be a fit?Start with a conversation. No commitment required.
Atlantic BioconversionWaste to resources
Jemseg, New BrunswickNew uses.
Local value.
Local value.
Built around your operation
Different waste streams.
The same practical question.
Could there be a more useful, commercially sensible destination for the material you manage?
More options for
A potential local route
for collected organics.
Explore an additional processing option for source-separated food waste and organics, with collection and transport in mind.
Discuss your organics streamA productive outlet
for recurring residues.
Explore alternatives for organic process streams and by-products, with your handling requirements and current disposal arrangements in mind.
Discuss your process residuesThe opportunity: converting suitable organic materials into useful energy and recovering nutrients for fertilizer.
The team behind the conversation
UNB roots.
A practical focus.
A project has to work for the people supplying the material.
Atlantic Bioconversion is led by three chemical engineering graduates of the University of New Brunswick. We’re developing commercial biogas opportunities in Atlantic Canada, starting with the needs of local businesses and communities.
A simple first step
Find out whether
there’s a fit.
Tell us what material you manage and where you’re located. An approximate quantity helps, if you have one.
We’ll discuss your current arrangements and whether a biogas opportunity is worth exploring together. No detailed data package or commitment is needed to begin.