A Sustainably Fueled Future for Generations to come

Renewable Fuels

SustainAgro is a Canadian clean technology company focused on developing renewable fuel and resource conversion projects. The company leads with a disciplined project development model, advancing opportunities by integrating infrastructure, proven technologies, and strategic partnerships to move projects toward execution. To support this, SustainAgro maintains a focused feedstock aggregation capability, securing biomass and organic waste streams to improve project certainty, economics, and scalability. By combining development expertise with supply chain control, SustainAgro creates a more reliable pathway from concept to commercial operation — positioning the company as a practical and execution-focused player in the energy transition.

Who we Are

The Technology

Renewable Fuels

Social & Environmental Responsbility

Commercialization & Stage Gate Process

Who We Are

SustainAgro Ltd.

is a Canadian project development company operating at the intersection of renewable fuels and the circular resource economy.

We are builders and operators at our core — focused on advancing real projects by bringing together infrastructure, proven technologies, capital, and the right partners. Our team combines experience across industrial operations, large-scale project execution, and strategic development, allowing us to move opportunities forward with discipline and clarity.

While project development is our primary focus, we also maintain a targeted approach to feedstock aggregation, securing biomass and organic waste streams to support project viability and long-term performance.

We are not a research organization or a concept-stage platform.
We are focused on execution — developing practical, scalable projects that convert underutilized resources into renewable fuels and low-carbon products.

SustainAgro exists to turn opportunity into infrastructure.

We wish to be able to explain to our grandchildren in 20 years how we materially affected the climate crisis through our company's activities.

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Joey O'Brien - Chief Executive Officer

has projected

biogas/biomethane

demand
growth of

27%

by 2030

17%

by 2040

and another

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has projected biogas/ biomethane demand growth of 27% by 2030 and another 17% by 2040.

These forecasts already factor in the aggressive adoption of electric vehicles, indicating support on the demand side for biofuels. Given the ability of biofuels to act as a “drop-in” replacement (or supplement) in many of its use cases, we believe that biofuels will play a vital role in achieving these goals.

The Technology

 

 

SustainAgro’s technology approach is grounded in integration, not invention. We partner with established global technology providers and deploy proven, commercial-scale systems that have been validated in real operating environments.

Our focus is on selecting and integrating best-in-class technologies across the full conversion pathway — from feedstock handling and processing through to the production of renewable fuels and low-carbon products. By leveraging existing, de-risked technologies, we reduce development uncertainty, improve financing confidence, and accelerate timelines to execution.

We work closely with our technology partners to ensure alignment across design, performance, and scalability, enabling projects that are both technically robust and commercially viable.

This disciplined, partnership-driven approach allows SustainAgro to deliver infrastructure-backed solutions that perform reliably in the real world.

Low Carbon Intensity Fuels

Many people believe that biofuels and renewable fuels are synonymous, but in fact, they are two different products. Biofuel is typically made using animal fats and vegetable oils, while renewable fuels are made from cellulose. While there are many benefits to biofuels, some of the more positive characteristics of renewable fuels over biofuels include: Similar shelf-life as petroleum products, does not need blending, can be used in the current infrastructure, and has a lower cloud point.

As you can see in the diagram, the two fuels are produced using different technologies and processes to extract the syngas necessary to create fuel, hence the different chemical compositions.

SA’s renewable fuels are a direct fuel substitute made from renewable materials (waste products), used to power many types of engines. SustainAgro produces synthetic fuels, which are renewable, manufactured domestically utilizing wood fibre and a biomass upgrading process to create products virtually identical to petroleum fuels, where there are many direct replacement applications.

Economic benefits: Can be locally produced in virtually any location with sustainable feedstock, and has strong industry pricing. Low supply and high demand encourage new business opportunities in local markets (circular economy). The price per litre is on the rise, demanding local production. Let’s use diesel fuel as an example…

 

Environmental, Social and Governance

Our Responsibility

ESG Framework

SustainAgro integrates environmental, social, and governance considerations into every stage of project development — from feedstock sourcing through to project execution and long-term operations.

Environment

SustainAgro is focused on delivering measurable climate impact through the development of low-carbon infrastructure.

We prioritize the reduction of lifecycle carbon intensity across our projects, considering emissions from feedstock sourcing, processing, and end-use. Our approach emphasizes the use of residual biomass and underutilized materials, avoiding competition with higher-value uses and supporting more efficient resource utilization.

We also support responsible land and woodlot management practices by creating economic value for residual materials. This incentivizes better silviculture, promotes long-term carbon sequestration, and contributes to the health and sustainability of working landscapes.

Social

SustainAgro is committed to contributing positively to the communities where we operate.

Our projects are designed to support local economies by creating jobs, strengthening regional supply chains, and enabling circular resource systems. We prioritize partnerships with local stakeholders and aim to deliver long-term economic value alongside environmental benefits.

Internally, we foster a culture built on respect, accountability, and collaboration. We believe that diverse perspectives and inclusive teams lead to better decision-making and stronger outcomes across all aspects of our business.

Governance

SustainAgro’s governance approach is grounded in disciplined decision-making and accountability.

We prioritize transparency, risk management, and ethical business practices across all aspects of our operations. Our focus is on building projects that are not only environmentally and socially responsible, but also financially viable and structured for long-term success.

Strong governance underpins our ability to execute — ensuring that decisions are made with clarity, responsibility, and alignment with stakeholders.

Site Selection EnvironmentalPermitting Off Take Agreements Technical Due Diligence Comprehensive Business Plan Capitalization Financial Modeling EPC Regulatory Input/ SupplyAgreements

Commercialization and Stage Gate Process

How We Commercialized

SustainAgro’s commercialization strategy is built on disciplined execution and market alignment.

We focus on advancing projects with clear pathways to revenue by structuring offtake relationships, securing feedstock supply, and aligning with market demand for renewable fuels and low-carbon products. Our approach prioritizes bankable projects — where technology, inputs, and end markets are defined early to support financing and long-term viability.

By engaging with industry partners, fuel buyers, and capital providers throughout the development process, we ensure each project is positioned for successful deployment and sustained operation.

SustainAgro is focused on turning developed projects into operating assets — delivering real products into real markets.

Key Themes To A Decarbonized Economy

Canadian Clean Fuel Standards

The Federal Carbon Tax Plan

ESG Investing

Canadian Targets For The Paris Accord

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