Genesis Fertilizers’ groundbreaking project will be among the first initiatives to integrate advanced carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) in the production of ammonia and its derived nitrogen-based fertilizers.
Our proposed facility will produce some of the world’s lowest carbon intensity urea, capturing and managing just under 1,000,000 metric tonnes of CO₂ annually. Of this, the majority will be permanently sequestered, a portion will be used in urea production, and only a small fraction will be emitted.
The average cost to produce urea is significantly lower than what Canadian farmers currently pay—largely because current pricing is tied to NOLA benchmarks and inflated by freight costs. Genesis Fertilizers’ local production model eliminates these markups, offering more stable and transparent pricing.
Many of North America’s fertilizer plants were built in the 1970s and 1980s. Aging infrastructure means higher maintenance costs, lower efficiency, and increased environmental impact. The average nitrogen facility lasts 30–50+ years. Genesis offers a rare early-stage entry into a long-lifespan, income-generating asset in a critical industry.
Global conflicts, tariffs, and shipping disruptions have exposed major vulnerabilities in agricultural supply chains. By producing fertilizer locally, in Western Canada, Genesis minimizes external risks and gives farmers greater control over availability and pricing—no more surprise costs or shipment delays.
Ownership means more than dividends—it means input on governance, guaranteed supply, and a voice in how your fertilizer is produced and priced. You’re not just a customer—you’re a partner. With Genesis, you invest in your own farm’s future.
Genesis will be the first Greenfield facility in Canada to integrate carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) in urea production. This advanced technology will sequester over 1.1 million metric tonnes of CO₂ equivalent annually, making it one of the most environmentally advanced facilities in the world.
Predictable input costs can transform your planning, margins, and stress levels. Genesis is designed to give farmer-owners stable pricing year after year.
Most farmers aren’t. Genesis brings production closer to home, giving you more control over availability and price—no more uncertainty.
Likely none. Genesis flips the model—producer-owners help shape decisions, secure supply, and share in the success.
Until now, the space has been dominated by global players. Genesis is a rare opportunity to back a Canadian-built, Canadian-run, Canadian-serving facility.
Predictable input costs can transform your planning, margins, and stress levels. Genesis is designed to give farmer-owners stable pricing year after year.
Likely none. Genesis flips the model—producer-owners help shape decisions, secure supply, and share in the success.
Until now, the space has been dominated by global players. Genesis is a rare opportunity to back a Canadian-built, Canadian-run, Canadian-serving facility.
Genesis will be the first Greenfield facility in Canada to integrate carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) in urea production. This advanced technology will sequester over 1.1 million metric tonnes of CO₂ equivalent annually, making it one of the most environmentally advanced facilities in the world.
Ownership means more than dividends—it means input on governance, guaranteed supply, and a voice in how your fertilizer is produced and priced. You’re not just a customer—you’re a partner. With Genesis, you invest in your own farm’s future.
Most farmers aren’t. Genesis brings production closer to home, giving you more control over availability and price—no more uncertainty.
Genesis Fertilizers aspires to build the lowest carbon footprint nitrogen manufacturing and distribution facility in the world, right here in Western Canada.
Even though urea is produced in Western Canada, farmers on the Canadian Prairies pay some of the highest urea fertilizer prices globally* due to prices set at the NOLA port plus high freight costs.
