Sulvaris Inc., a privately held company based in Calgary, Alta., announced that it has extended its relationship with the Institute for Chemicals and Fuels from Alternative Resources (ICFAR) at the University of Western Ontario for 2024.
Sulvaris and ICFAR have been partnered since 2020 to develop Sulvaris’ proprietary Carbon Control Technology (CCT®), which utilizes waste biomass sources to produce various carbon-based fertilizer products with enhanced nutrient use efficiencies. Sulvaris said the goal for CCT is to offer the agricultural industry a nutrient and waste management solution that utilizes a circular economy across the fertilizer value chain.
ICFAR houses the company’s process equipment, and Sulvaris said it is essential for small scale production of CCT to validate the products and the technology’s ability to be implemented globally.
“Partnering with innovative R&D organizations like ICFAR is key to the continued development of our new technologies and executing our mission to provide solutions to environmental challenges and the ever-growing demand of limited resources,” the company said.