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Sustane Intro Video

December 15, 2025

Sustane Technologies is a Nova Scotia-based Cleantech company that has developed and is now deploying disruptive technologies that deliver near complete separation and recycling of municipal solid waste (MSW). The company produces biomass pellets, synthetic diesel, circular plastic feedstocks and recyclables (metals, plastics). With the Sustane process, your community can reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by between 2 to 3 tonnes for every tonne of garbage (MSW) diverted from landfilling.

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Shifting away from fossil fuels lowers greenhouse gas emissions and fosters innovation and economic growth. Minimizing plastic waste helps preserve our ecosystems and reduces the burden on landfills. The Government of Canada is investing in a company that is doing both at the same time: repurposing plastic waste to make cleaner, greener alternative fuel.

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