Indigenous nations
Majority equity partners. Nations hold the controlling ownership position, with governance representation, employment and training commitments, and long-term revenue participation negotiated at the outset.
Partners
The supply chain behind every facility.
We select suppliers and partners for operating track record, not sales material. Here is who we build with.
Technology supplier
APT Blaze
APT Blaze is our waste-to-energy supplier for incineration and gasification systems.
APT Blaze supplies the thermal treatment technology at the core of our facilities — covering both grate-based incineration with energy recovery and gasification systems for higher-calorific and industrial waste streams.
That single supplier relationship across both pathways matters. It means the technology decision on a given project can be made on the merits of the waste stream rather than on what we are able to procure, and it keeps engineering, commissioning, and long-term parts and service support inside one relationship.
Partner types
Every facility needs four agreements.
We assemble the full chain before a shovel moves. A plant with no feedstock contract and no energy buyer is not a project.
Municipalities and waste authorities
Host communities that control siting, service agreements, and the waste stream itself. Often the party most exposed to a closing landfill.
Energy distribution partners
Utilities, independent power producers, and district-energy operators who purchase heat and electricity under long-term agreements — the revenue that makes the capital work.
Garbage disposal and hauling companies
Collection and disposal operators who supply the waste stream and gain a closer, more predictable, and often cheaper destination than long-haul landfill.
Related entities and development partners
Who we build alongside.
APT Blaze
Natland Group
Additional supplier, utility and community partners are announced as agreements are finalised.
Become a partner
We are actively looking for three things.
01
Feedstock
Municipal, commercial, or industrial waste streams with volume and composition data — or a landfill with a closure date.
02
Heat and power offtake
District energy networks, utilities, or large single-site thermal loads within economic distance of a facility.
03
Innovative suppliers
Technology providers with proven operating installations in Europe, Asia, or elsewhere who want a route into the Canadian market.
Supplying, hauling, or buying energy?
If you have a waste stream, a thermal load, or a technology with real operating hours behind it, we want to hear from you.