Potential applications
Exploring resource recovery pathways for wet organic residues across municipal, forestry, and agrifood sectors.
Explore the sectors
Municipal biosolids contain organic material generated through wastewater treatment. We’re exploring how suitable streams could be connected with hydrothermal conversion pathways.
A useful starting point: solids content, composition, daily volume, and current handling or disposal routes.
Discuss a municipal applicationForestry and pulp and paper operations produce organic residues with different properties and handling requirements. The opportunity begins with evaluating the material and its potential for conversion.
A useful starting point: residue source, moisture, particle characteristics, contaminants, and available volume.
Discuss a forestry application
Potential feedstock / Forestry residuesWet organic by-products from agriculture and food production may offer pathways for resource recovery. We’re interested in understanding suitable materials and the practical challenges around them.
A useful starting point: feedstock composition, seasonal variability, moisture, location, and current use.
Discuss an agrifood applicationPotential feedstock / Agrifood residuesThese sectors represent potential areas of application. Suitability and product outcomes require evaluation for each feedstock.
Start with the material
Source, composition, moisture, and any known contaminants.
Available volume, consistency, and seasonal variation.
Location, logistics, and the surrounding infrastructure.
The handling challenge and potential uses for recovered products.
Tell us about the material and the challenge you’re working to solve.