Commercially Operational Waste-to-Energy Facilities

Recycling Waste into Clean Synthetic Gas for Generators

Environmentally Sustainable Alternative to Landfills and Incineration

Reducing Climate Change Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Producing Clean Renewable Energy

Every 100,000 Tons of Garbage Diverted from Landfill Equals ~ 1.5 Million Tons of GHG Not Going into the Atmosphere.

Every 100,000 Tons of Garbage Processed into Syngas Fuel for Generating Power Produces 7.5 MW of Clean Renewable Power to the Grid.

Our Waste Resources Processing Facilities Increase Recycling of Marketable Materials.

Our Facilities Enable the Closure of Active Landfills, Which Represent ~ 5% of Canada's GHG Emissions.

Landfill Methane GHG Are 25 Times More Harmful than Automotive CO2 Emissions (Environment Canada).

News

International Funding Agencies Forum in Halifax

27 February 2020 – International Funding Agencies Forum in Halifax – Sponsored by the Trade Commissioners including World Development Bank, and Regional Development Bank directors for Caribbean, Latin America and Asia.

Fourth State Energy Featured in ToggleMAG

Dec 13, 2019 – With its proprietary gasification processes, Fourth State Energy is “making the world a better place and Gord Helm’s proud to support that …

Nova Scotia Company Pursuing CleanTech Opportunities in China

Nov 7, 2019 – Halifax, Nova Scotia based Fourth State Energy recently returned from a tremendously successful 2019 Canadian Cleantech & Green Building Trade Mission to Hong Kong from Oct 29 – Nov 2.

FSE meeting with Minister of Environment and Climate Change Canada

FSE and the Minister of Environment and Climate Change Canada met to review FSE’s technology, and operational impact on reducing GHG emissions form landfills and improving the environmental footprint from solid waste management. Minister McKenna was impressed with the...

Plastics Problems Persist

May 28, 2019 – Shipping containers filled with Canadian household waste have been languishing in a port near Manila for nearly six years, drawing the ire of environmentalists and public health activists and more recently a threat of war from the President of the Philippines.