Municipalities and Industries

There are several ways in which wastewater treatment ponds can be drained and the recovered materials can be dewatered: liquid extraction, transportation and application, or prior dewatering in bags, by centrifuge or on dewatering beds. In every case, Viridis offers expert management services:

For those generating waste, VIRIDIS has a full range of services to manage the following FRMs: municipal biosolids, paper fibre biosolids, agri-food residues, digestates, composts, leaves and green residues, wood chips from pruned branches, ashes and other liming materials, etc. all of which, when they meet provincial environmental regulations, can serve as alternative fertilizers or structuring materials used in agriculture, among other things, or as raw materials for the rehabilitation of degraded sites.

There are several ways in which wastewater treatment ponds can be drained and the recovered materials can be dewatered: liquid extraction, transportation and application, or prior dewatering in bags, by centrifuge or on dewatering beds. In every case, Viridis offers expert management services:

Viridis offers tangible solutions to the needs of its municipal and industrial clients that are environmentally and socially acceptable, at the best possible cost. It has expertise in a variety of fields, including mining sites rehabilitation, fertilization of forest settings, adding value to fertilizing residual materials (FRMs), production of soil from FRMs and decontaminated soils, and treatment of waste through composting. As well, Viridis develops, builds and operates made-in-Quebec and innovative SHOC^TM technology for extracting and valorizing the organic material content of household waste. The company relies on a team of professionals experienced in the design and monitoring of environmental projects. The Viridis team includes engineers, agronomists, biologists, technicians and other environmental specialists, and will be able to meet your needs.

Viridis has transportation equipment adapted to its clients’ different needs. Viridis also uses the services of several trucking companies, enabling it to serve its clients throughout Quebec and in Ontario. Viridis ensures the traceability of all materials that it transports. Its traceability tool is at all times available for consultation by its partner generators and carriers.

Viridis offers tangible solutions to the needs of its municipal and industrial clients that are environmentally and socially acceptable, at the best possible cost. It has expertise in a variety of fields, including mining sites rehabilitation, fertilization of forest settings, adding value to fertilizing residual materials (FRMs), production of soil from FRMs and decontaminated soils, and treatment of waste through composting. As well, Viridis develops, builds and operates made-in-Quebec and innovative SHOC^TM technology for extracting and valorizing the organic material content of household waste. The company relies on a team of professionals experienced in the design and monitoring of environmental projects. The Viridis team includes engineers, agronomists, biologists, technicians and other environmental specialists, and will be able to meet your needs.

Viridis is accredited for the sampling of fertilizing residual materials (FRMs) by the Centre d’expertise en analyse environnementale du Québec (CEAEQ) in regard to continuous and intermittent productions and for organic, inorganic and microbiological parameters.

This accreditation ensures that the sampling activities adhere to a strict framework of specific requirements yielding reliable results for numerous applications. It is an annual or semi-annual requirement for most FRM valorization programs in Quebec.

Viridis’ sampling establishes Ministry categories pertaining to chemical contaminants (C), pathogens (P), and foreign bodies (E). These classifications are used to determine the best means of valorization within the regulatory standards set out in the Guide sur le recyclage des matières résiduelles fertilisantes. The sampling applies to most types of residues, namely:

Viridis’ teams of agronomists, engineers and environmental professionals provide the expertise needed to prepare the applications for certificates of authorization and project notices required to manage residual material.

We also have the expertise to help applicants secure grants, for instance under PTMOBC, IRAP, NRC, NSERC, CRIBIQ, etc. programs, among other things to support R&D projects, by drafting protocols that are in line with current practices and regulations.

Viridis is accredited for the sampling of fertilizing residual materials (FRMs) by the Centre d’expertise en analyse environnementale du Québec (CEAEQ) in regard to continuous and intermittent productions and for organic, inorganic and microbiological parameters.

This accreditation ensures that the sampling activities adhere to a strict framework of specific requirements yielding reliable results for numerous applications. It is an annual or semi-annual requirement for most FRM valorization programs in Quebec.

Viridis’ sampling establishes Ministry categories pertaining to chemical contaminants (C), pathogens (P), and foreign bodies (E). These classifications are used to determine the best means of valorization within the regulatory standards set out in the Guide sur le recyclage des matières résiduelles fertilisantes. The sampling applies to most types of residues, namely: