A London company that turns organic waste into fuel has expanded at its plant, making it the largest food-waste diversion plant in Canada. StormFisher has built a third facility at its south London site, along Green Valley Road near the Hwy. The new facility, built in partnership with Generate, a sustainable infrastructure company, will increase the company’s food intake capacity by 30 per cent. StormFisher collects organic waste from restaurants, grocery stores, municipalities and companies such as Labatt and Maple Leaf Foods, and turns it into renewable gas and electricity to sell. “We’re the largest plant in Canada from a volume perspective, and we’re one of a handful of plants that make renewable natural gas,” Moffatt said.

Source: thestar January 03, 2022 13:00 UTC