Company Overview

Green Impact Partners Inc. is a Canadian sustainability-focused infrastructure company that develops, owns, and operates assets in the waste management, renewable natural gas (RNG), and low‑carbon energy sectors. The company’s core objective is to divert organic and industrial waste from landfills and convert it into lower‑carbon fuels, energy, and industrial products, primarily serving utilities, municipalities, and industrial customers seeking emissions reductions.

The company’s primary revenue drivers are tipping fees for waste processing, long‑term offtake contracts for RNG and energy, and environmental attributes such as renewable gas credits. Green Impact Partners traces its origins to regional waste and recycling operations in Western Canada and evolved through acquisitions and greenfield development into an integrated platform focused on circular economy infrastructure, particularly RNG and waste‑to‑energy projects.

Business Operations

Green Impact Partners operates through integrated business lines spanning Waste Management & Recycling, Renewable Natural Gas, and Energy & Environmental Services. The company generates revenue by collecting and processing organic and industrial waste, producing RNG for utility and industrial customers, and selling environmental credits associated with low‑carbon fuel production. Operations include owned and operated landfills, transfer stations, recycling facilities, and anaerobic digestion and upgrading infrastructure.

The company’s assets are primarily located in Canada, with a concentration in Western Canada, and include proprietary processing facilities and long‑term contracted infrastructure. Green Impact Partners operates through wholly owned subsidiaries that manage specific waste streams, RNG development projects, and operating assets, and it maintains commercial relationships with utilities, municipalities, and industrial counterparties for feedstock supply and offtake.

Strategic Position & Investments

Green Impact Partners’ strategy centers on scaling RNG and waste‑to‑energy infrastructure to meet rising demand for low‑carbon fuels driven by emissions regulations and utility decarbonization targets. Growth initiatives include the development of new RNG facilities, expansion of existing waste processing capacity, and integration of upstream waste assets with downstream energy production to improve margins and feedstock security.

The company has pursued growth through acquisitions of operating waste assets and the development of greenfield RNG projects, positioning itself as a vertically integrated platform. Its investment focus is on infrastructure that benefits from long‑term contracts, regulatory support for renewable gas, and increasing demand for circular economy solutions, particularly in municipal and industrial waste markets.

Geographic Footprint

Green Impact Partners’ operations are primarily concentrated in Canada, with its headquarters in Western Canada. The company’s asset base and development pipeline are largely located in Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario, regions with established waste infrastructure and supportive regulatory frameworks for renewable natural gas.

While the company’s current operations are domestic, its activities have broader relevance to North American energy and environmental markets due to cross‑border environmental credit frameworks and the participation of Canadian RNG producers in continental decarbonization efforts.

Leadership & Governance

Green Impact Partners is led by a management team with experience in waste management, infrastructure development, and energy markets. Leadership emphasizes disciplined capital allocation, vertical integration, and long‑term contracted cash flows as the foundation for growth in low‑carbon infrastructure.

Key executives include:

• Travis Baxter – Chief Executive Officer
• Ryan Webb – Chief Financial Officer
• David Day – Chief Operating Officer
• Chris Kordick – Executive Vice President, Strategy & Development

The leadership team’s strategic vision focuses on building scalable, environmentally beneficial infrastructure while maintaining operational control over critical assets across the waste‑to‑energy value chain.