Sustane Technologies and Pyrovac Inc. have entered into a long-term, strategic alliance that grants Sustane exclusive access to Pyrovac’s advanced reactor and related technology for waste plastic processing. The agreement marks a major milestone in scaling circular economy solutions in Canada and internationally.
The initial phase of the agreement includes a contract valued at over $7 million for a two-reactor upgrade and expansion at Sustane’s Chester, Nova Scotia facility. More significantly, the deal includes exclusive rights to Pyrovac’s proprietary technology for plastic feedstock, based on a compelling mutual growth model.
“This inter-provincial partnership is significant on several levels. We’re combining cutting-edge, made-in-Canada technology with 30 years of world-class research and innovation to materially reduce waste plastic and create real economic value. Pyrovac’s deep scientific credibility and process engineering excellence make them the ideal long-term collaborator as together we expand our footprint nationally and ultimately globally,� commented Peter Vinall, CEO of Sustane Technologies.
Pyrovac, based in Quebec, has spent decades developing thermal decomposition technologies that transform industrial and forestry wastes into high-value outputs. This agreement represents the first commercial deployment of Pyrovac’s technology – within Sustane’s circular plastic process.
“We’re proud to align with Sustane, it is a company that not only shares our vision for a sustainable future but also has the operational readiness and scale to advance Pyrovac’s technology domestically and also internationally.� stated Christian Roy, Founder and President of Pyrovac Inc. “Together, we’re building a foundation for a new kind of materials economy.�
