SusGlobal Energy SNRG

SusGlobal Energy Corp. is a renewables company focused on acquiring, developing, and monetizing a global portfolio of proprietary technologies in the waste to energy and regenerative products sector. The company's core activities involve the treatment of source separated organics through anaerobic digestion to produce biogas which can be upgraded to renewable gas or used for electricity generation. Additionally the process yields digestate that is further processed into organic compost and a pathogen free liquid fertilizer. The company also generates carbon credits by diverting organic waste from landfills thereby avoiding methane emissions. Its operating facilities include an operational composting site in Belleville Ontario, and a development site in Hamilton Ontario which is planned for future production of liquid fertilizer. Through these operations SusGlobal Energy Corp. aims to support the circular economy by converting waste streams into valuable renewable energy and agronomic products.

The company earns revenue primarily from tipping fees charged to municipalities, and waste haulers for accepting source separated organics, and other non hazardous waste at its processing facilities. Tipping fees vary based on waste type and volume and have historically ranged from approximately $51 per metric ton to $118 per metric ton. It also sells the regenerative products it produces such as organic dry compost and in the future organic liquid fertilizer to agricultural, wine, cannabis, and lawn and garden markets. Revenue from product sales is expected to increase as the Hamilton facility reaches full production capacity. Additionally the company generates revenue from the sale of carbon credits derived from its verified emission reduction projects at the Belleville facility. These carbon credits are sold to entities seeking to offset their greenhouse gas emissions.

Within the waste to energy and organic recycling industry SusGlobal Energy Corp. positions itself as a niche provider of proprietary technologies that enable high value conversion of waste into energy and agronomic products. While many competitors are larger established firms with extensive financial and operational resources the company differentiates itself through its integrated process suite, intellectual property portfolio, and focus on the circular economy. Its competitive advantages include ownership of environmental compliance approvals, proven anaerobic digestion technology, and the ability to generate verifiable carbon credits. The company also benefits from its knowledge of local regulatory requirements and its experience in securing permits for waste processing operations. This regulatory expertise helps reduce barriers to entry for new projects and supports timely facility commissioning.

The company's current customers are municipalities in both rural and urban centers of Ontario that supply source separated organics and other waste streams for tipping. It also serves waste haulers who deliver material to its facilities under contractual tipping arrangements. Looking ahead the company intends to market its regenerative products to agricultural operations, wine producers, cannabis cultivators, and lawn and garden retailers. These end users seek soil amendments and sustainable inputs to improve crop yields and support environmentally friendly practices. No specific customer names are disclosed in the filing.