Through long-term collaboration with Texas Tech University and Biosynergies, a new technology has been developed to convert carbon-based biomass to Ammonia (Urea) fertilizer.

The new technology is expected to provide economic growth and development to rural communities across the US and developing countries that are involved in all facets of agriculture crop production.

Global Earth Energy CEO Sydney Harland said that this joint venture with Biosynergies Lubbock is a high priority to GLER for many reasons, including the association of Biosynergies with Texas Tech University.

The company said it is pursuing joint venture agreements with green solution providers worldwide.