Is its category moving in its favor or against it?
Demand for organics recycling infrastructure is rising as municipalities and Ontario regulation push organic waste away from landfill: municipalities throughout North America continue to seek sustainable alternatives to landfill disposal for organic waste, and Ontario's food and organic waste diversion regulations under the Environmental Protection Act are expected to support increased organics recovery, resource utilization, and investment in sustainable waste management infrastructure. The buyers driving this shift are the municipalities seeking alternatives to landfill disposal.
Composting facilities and advanced organics recycling infrastructure are expected to play an increasingly important role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions while creating environmental attributes such as carbon credits. That gives SusGlobal Energy differentiation through composting infrastructure that also generates carbon credits.
