Project Industry: Landfills & Waste Management

  • Recycling of hard to recycle PET clamshell materials into food grade packaging

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  • Scale-up of New Innovative Cleantech Hydrovac Waste Processing System

    Hydrovac Waste Solutions (HWS) developed a cleantech process that transforms the waste products of hydrovac activities into raw materials for new cement. This novel recycling process separates hydrovac slurry into reusable water, landscape materials, and other raw value-added materials. It contributes to Alberta’s circular economy by keeping materials out of landfills while supporting economic activity…

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  • Empower Calgary Scale Up Facility

    Northstar Clean Technologies Inc.has developed a proprietary technology, the “Bitumen Extraction and Separation Technology”, known as BEST, that recycles waste asphalt shingles into their basic components of aggregate, fibre and liquid asphalt. The BEST technology separates all the components of asphalt shingles, providing a 100% waste diversion from landfills. Empower Calgary is expected to process…

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  • RBW HDPE Plastic Recycling

    RBW’s HDPE Recycling Project will install and commission a recycling system for high-density polyethylene waste. This material will be processed to create recycled plastic products to be used by the same customers who produced the waste, to reduce Alberta’s Industries’ reliance on virgin plastic materials and create a circular solution for plastic waste.

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  • Project Roll

    Founded in 2019, Canadian clean tech startup Circular Rubber Technologies Inc. (CRT) is a Pending B Corp on a mission to enable infinite reuse of the world’s rubber. Globally, 20 million tonnes of rubber is used annually to make new tires, and the majority is ultimately landfilled or used in low grade applications at the…

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  • Calgary Aggregate Recycling Soil Reuse Facility Expansion

    With the support from Emissions Reduction Alberta, Calgary Aggregate Recycling Inc. (CAR), an Indigenous-owned company, will construct Canada’s first C&D Waste Recycling Plant opening in summer2022. The C&D Waste Recycling Plant’s world-class technology will enable CAR to maximize recycling and minimize environmental impact, while bringing cost competitive aggregate and waste-to-value products into the Alberta market.…

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  • Landfill Fly Ash Beneficiation

    Lafarge Canada Inc. is proposing to build a facility that will beneficiate landfilled fly ash in Alberta. Fly ash is a fine powder that is a by-product of burning coal in electric generation power plants. This by-product is used extensively in the concrete industry as a replacement for cement in the concrete mixture due to…

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  • Waste Characterization Study

    Methane is one of the most potent greenhouse gasses. It is 25 times more effective at trapping heat in our atmosphere than carbon dioxide. One of the main sources of methane emissions is from decomposing organic waste at landfill sites. Today, Alberta offset protocols for landfill emissions use calculations that are based on studies from…

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  • Biocovers for Greenhouse Gas Mitigation from Landfills

    Many Alberta municipalities are working toward solutions to address challenges associated with landfills. This project investigated the effectiveness of a solution proposed by TetraTech, that intended to reduce GHG emissions by taking a new approach to landfill covers. This project demonstrated the effectiveness of Evapotranspirative-Landfill Biocover (ETLBC) technology in Alberta, which is a hybrid of…

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  • Air injection into Ft.Mac landfill to encourage CH4 to CO2 conversion

    SALT Canada Inc. was created to environmentally and economically improve the process of landfilling municipal solid waste by rapidly eliminating methane production potential, protecting groundwater against contamination and providing a platform for landfill material recovery and reuse while providing lowest life-cycle costs. This project aimed to drastically transform the Fort McMurray aerobic landfill from an…

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