Breakthrough Carbon Capture Technology

From Industrial Emissions to Fertilizer

Revolutionary E2F technology transforms industrial stack emissions into premium agricultural products—turning carbon capture from a cost burden into a profit center.

65%
CO₂ Capture
99%
SOₓ Removal
92%
NOₓ Capture
1000+
Year Permanence

How E2F Technology Works

A two-stage integrated system that captures emissions and converts them into valuable agricultural products

1

Biomass Collection

Agricultural waste, timber residues, and crop residues collected from local sources

2

Ammonia Scrubbing

Stage 1 captures NOₓ and SOₓ using atomized ammonia, producing ammonium fertilizers

3

Mineral Carbonation

Stage 2 passes gas through mineral-biochar bed, mineralizing CO₂ into permanent carbonates

4

Fertilizer Products

Three fertilizer streams: ammonium sulfate, ammonium nitrate, and carbonated biochar

Two Pathways to Clean Industry

E2F technology is configured for both petroleum refinery and coal power plant applications

Oil Refinery Application

Two-stage E2F system designed for FCC regenerator flue gas and process heater exhaust streams from petroleum refineries.

Treats 300,000+ Nm³/hour exhaust
Waste heat integration
Zero regeneration energy
$79M+ annual revenue potential

Performance Metrics

CO₂ Capture
65%
SOₓ Removal
99.8%
NOₓ Removal
92%

Clean Coal Application

Three-stage E2F system with sulfur-modified biochar for mercury capture, addressing coal's complete pollutant profile.

Mercury permanently immobilized
Heavy metals captured as minerals
Zero coal combustion residuals
Circular sulfur economy

Performance Metrics

Mercury Capture
95%+
PM2.5 Removal
99.9%
Heavy Metals
90%+

Biochar Sources by State

Abundant agricultural and timber waste provides sustainable biochar feedstock across America

Texas

#1 Oil
Cotton Gin Waste Mesquite Cattle Manure Sorghum Residue
15+ million tonnes/year available

New Mexico

#2 Oil
Pecan Shells Cotton Residue Chile Stalks Dairy Manure
3+ million tonnes/year available

North Dakota

#3 Oil
Wheat Straw Sunflower Stalks Corn Stover Flax Residue
8+ million tonnes/year available

Alaska

#4 Oil
Beetle-Kill Timber Sawmill Residue Fish Waste Forest Thinnings
2-5 million tonnes/year available

Oklahoma

#5 Oil
Wheat Straw Cotton Residue Cattle Manure Timber Residue
6+ million tonnes/year available

Colorado

#6 Oil
Wheat Straw Corn Stover Beetle-Kill Pine Cattle Manure
4+ million tonnes/year available

Louisiana

#7 Oil
Sugarcane Bagasse Rice Straw Timber Residue Cotton Waste
8+ million tonnes/year available

Wyoming

#8 Oil
Hay/Grass Cattle Manure Timber Residue Sugar Beet Waste
2+ million tonnes/year available

Utah

#9 Oil
Hay/Alfalfa Cattle Manure Timber Residue Fruit Prunings
1.5+ million tonnes/year available

California

#10 Oil
Orchard Prunings Rice Straw Forest Thinnings Grape Pomace
20+ million tonnes/year available

California

#1 Ag Waste
Orchard Prunings Rice Straw Forest Thinnings Grape Pomace Nut Shells
20+ million tonnes/year • Burning restricted

Texas

#2 Ag Waste
Cotton Gin Waste Corn Stover Sorghum Residue Cattle Manure Peanut Hulls
15+ million tonnes/year • #1 Cotton producer

Iowa

#3 Ag Waste
Corn Stover Soybean Residue Hog Manure Oat Straw
25+ million tonnes/year • #1 Corn producer

Illinois

#4 Ag Waste
Corn Stover Soybean Residue Wheat Straw Livestock Manure
20+ million tonnes/year • Major soybean

Minnesota

#5 Ag Waste
Corn Stover Soybean Residue Sugar Beet Pulp Wheat Straw
15+ million tonnes/year • #1 Sugar beets

Georgia

#6 Ag Waste
Peanut Hulls Cotton Residue Poultry Litter Timber Waste Pecan Shells
8+ million tonnes/year • #1 Peanuts

Louisiana

#7 Ag Waste
Sugarcane Bagasse Rice Straw/Hulls Timber Residue Cotton Waste
8+ million tonnes/year • Bagasse at mills

Arkansas

#8 Ag Waste
Rice Straw Poultry Litter Timber Residue Soybean Residue
7+ million tonnes/year • #1 Rice producer

North Dakota

#9 Ag Waste
Wheat Straw Sunflower Stalks Corn Stover Flax Residue Sugar Beet Pulp
8+ million tonnes/year • #1 Wheat producer

Mississippi

#10 Ag Waste
Cotton Residue Timber Waste Poultry Litter Soybean Residue
5+ million tonnes/year • Pine plantations

From Cost Burden to Profit Center

E2F technology transforms emissions control from an expense into a revenue-generating operation through multiple value streams.

Carbonated biochar fertilizer sales: $40.8M/year
CO₂ mineralization credits: $29.4M/year
Biochar carbon credits: $6.2M/year
Ammonium fertilizers: $3.2M/year
Integrated vs. Biochar-Only Performance
Metric Biochar Only Integrated E2F Improvement
CO₂ Capture 45% 65% +44%
NOₓ Capture 35% 92% +163%
SOₓ Capture 97% 99.8% +3%
Annual CO₂ 254,600 t 367,700 t +113,100 t
Carbon Credits $26.6M $35.7M +$9.1M
Total Revenue $71.5M $79.7M +$8.2M

Ready to Transform Your Emissions?

Contact E2 Fertilizer to learn how E2F technology can turn your facility's emissions into a new revenue stream while achieving carbon-negative operation.