At Emergent Waste Solutions (EWS), we are revolutionising waste management by converting waste materials into valuable energy and carbon-based products. Based in Canada, we leverage cutting-edge technology to provide sustainable solutions for a cleaner and greener future.
Explore Our Products
Carbon Black
Bio Char
Bio Oil
EWS is a private Canadian company committed to addressing global waste challenges. Our focus is on transforming diverse feedstocks—such as municipal solid waste, tires, plastics, biomass, and livestock waste—into marketable products, including Renewable Natural Gas (RNG), biochar, bio-coal, and carbon black. Our proprietary Advanced Thermolysis System (ATS), a disruptive and environmentally friendly technology, enables us to achieve this transformation without pollution.
EWS envisions a future where waste is no longer discarded but utilised to its fullest potential. By combining innovation with sustainability, we aim to create economic value while reducing environmental impact.
Our Team
Our team of experienced professionals drives our mission forward.
Ceo & Director
Kevin Hull holds a degree in business administration, and has extensive experience in mining and environmental technologies and has sales and marketing expertise. He has consulted for companies and developed marketing strategies. Before founding EWS, he was active in capital markets and was instrumental in securing $20million from a state-owned Chinese enterprise into a Canadian junior resource company on the TSXV.
Director
Dan Becher holds a diploma in instrumentation and control systems from British Columbia Institute of Technology. He has more than 37 years of rich experience having worked in industrial chemical plants in varied roles of engineering design and maintenance of both process control and electrical systems. His experience is valuable in the areas of plant operations, maintenance and design enhancements.
Director
Brian Gusko has more than 15 years of experience in capital markets and has helped raise over $50 million for various firms. He has served on the board of at least 10 public companies and has also served as the CEO and CFO for several public companies. He was instrumental in taking Biome Grow public, which upon listing was valued at over $200 million.
