Our facility will create fertilizer (NH3) via hydrogen (H2) for a cleaner, more reliable, more energy-secure marketplace, without carbon emissions.
Instead of releasing CO2 into the air, we will capture and store approximately 1.65 million tons annually. In contrast, traditional processes vent greenhouse gas directly into the atmosphere.
Wabash Valley Resources is developing a first-to-market, large-scale source of fertilizer using a practically zero-carbon-intensive process.
At Wabash Valley Resources, we generate zero-carbon-intensive hydrogen gas—an inexpensive, clean energy alternative to fossil fuels—and use it to produce anhydrous ammonia fertilizer for farmers.
Our investment in cutting-edge technology allows us to produce ammonia fertilizer at commercial-scale, through a zero-carbon intensive process and reduce price as well as the global carbon footprint.
When fully operational, Wabash Valley Resources will capture and store approximately 1.65 million tons of CO2 each year, making it one of the most significant carbon sinks in the U.S.