Services
From feasibility study to grant application.
We have identified the world's best anaerobic digestion manufacturers and companies, and we approached them to assess their level of technology. Our role stays the same: clarify, compare, support, without selling anything.
Study
Feasibility, technical, and financial studies
We assess the use of anaerobic digestion to make the most of organic waste from agricultural sources (livestock farms, food processing) and municipal sources (the brown bin).
Our executive reports are based on a unique financial model, validated and guaranteed. We include an environmental consulting service that verifies the compliance of your facilities and procedures with current regulations.
Personalized analysis
Insight tailored to your situation
Each engagement takes your context into account: agricultural operation, agri-food business, or municipality. We assess the operational, qualitative, and financial benefits that anaerobic digestion can generate.
In the end, we tell you clearly whether the technology is relevant to your situation, and we estimate the level of profitability you can expect.
Grants
Often largely funded
Several grant programs exist in Canada. Today, feasibility studies for anaerobic digestion are often very largely, if not entirely, grant-funded.
Financial assistance is also available for investments related to equipment purchases. We support our clients through these processes.
Research
R&D underway at Synergaïa.
We are studying anaerobic digestion to produce both renewable energy and digestate, a natural fertilizer that improves the quality of Quebec farmland. Our work focuses on five areas.
- Increase the nutrients available in the soil.
- Improve plants' ability to absorb nutrients from soil enriched with digestate.
- Optimize the land application of digestate on Quebec farmland.
- Produce renewable natural gas (RNG) on farms, from the energy contained in manure on livestock farms.
- Set up a pilot project for anaerobic digestion of livestock manure, on pre-selected farms.
Understand the technology first?
Our page on anaerobic digestion explains, in plain terms, how organic waste becomes energy and fertilizer.