Leaders in Clean, Responsible Composting
At Sustainable Generation®, we’re transforming how the world handles organic waste—through proven technology, deep expertise, and a commitment to climate-forward solutions.
Sustainable Generation, LLC is a recognized leader in composting innovation—delivering proven, scalable systems that reduce emissions, protect water, and produce high-quality compost. With a mission rooted in climate resilience, our team empowers municipalities, private operators, and global partners to manage organic waste smartly and cleanly.
What Sets Us Apart
At Sustainable Generation, LLC, our leadership in composting innovation isn’t just about technology—it’s rooted in decades of hands-on expertise, partnership, and impact. Our team brings together developers, application engineers, seasoned compost operators, and business strategists with over 200 years of collective experience.
Our systems incorporate the proven GORE® Cover, which has enabled over 400 installations worldwide since 1998, delivering unmatched process control, minimized total cost of ownership, environmental protection, and consistent production of premium, stabilized compost.
Unmatched Expertise
200+ years of combined experience across facility development, permitting, engineering, and day-to-day operations.
Proven Technology
SG ADVANCED COMPOSTING™ Technology + GORE® Cover = in-vessel performance without the cost.
Compliance You Can Count On
EPA PFRP certified. 95%+ VOC reduction. Trusted by regulators.
Start-to-Finish Support
From design and permitting to launch, training, and long-term service—we’re with you every step of the way
Global Perspective, Local Delivery
Exclusive GORE® Cover partner in North America and Oceania. Trusted by global leaders.
How We Work
More Than a Vendor. A Long-Term Partner.
We work alongside our clients as true collaborators—providing strategic advice, technical expertise, and ongoing support to ensure success from concept to operation. We tailor every solution to the site, feedstock, and regulatory environment—because no two composting challenges are alike.
Our People
The Minds Behind the Mission
Our leadership team includes compost facility developers, engineers, former site operators, and policy advocates, bringing an unmatched depth of real-world experience.
Our Commitment to the Industry
Advocates. Educators. Innovators.
We share best practices, contribute to policy development, and lead by example. As members of the US Composting Council, AORA, many local composting organizations, and frequent presenters at global conferences, we don’t just build systems—we move the industry forward.
Global Reach
Proven Worldwide. Built for Local Success.
From remote regions to urban centers, we deliver climate-ready composting systems that adapt to your site, weather, and permitting landscape. We work with a trusted network of technical consultants and partners to ensure seamless global delivery.
Our Blog
Projects, Technology, and News
Explore our blog to discover more about our projects, technology advancements, and exciting news.

INTERVIEW WITH A BIOSOLIDS EXPERT
Biosolids expert Dan Collins, P.E., shares insights on safe, efficient composting.

Summary of Performance GORE® Cover and Negative ASP
GORE® Cover was evaluated to quantify the performance versus an existing negatively aerated static pile.

Composting Facility Delivers Significant Environmental Protection
The East Coast’s largest food waste composting site processes 57,000 tons of organics annually.

Exceeding Air Quality VOC Emission Regulatory Compliance in California
SG systems consistently meet and exceed California air quality regulations.

Positive ASP Composting: the Future of Organics
Two of the biggest issues faced by commercial composting operators are emissions (odor and VOCs) and moisture management.

Proven Results: Over 20 Years Reducing Odors and Emissions in California
Sustainable Generation, LLC and the GORE® Cover have a long track record of success.

Why Smart Composting Facility Operators Keep Stormwater and Leachate Separate
During heavy storms, composting facilities face increased runoff and leachate.