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Frontieras North America Inc. Unlocks the Untapped Value of America’s Coal Reserves

  • Despite decades of energy innovation, coal remains one of the largest and most accessible energy resources in the world.
  • Frontieras’s position is straightforward: Coal is not obsolete; it is underutilized.
  • FASForm(TM) thermally fractionates coal into multiple commercial outputs, including diesel, jet fuel, naphtha, hydrogen, purified industrial carbon and fertilizer-related products.

Coal has powered economies, industries and infrastructure for generations, yet much of its potential remains untapped. Frontieras North America is advancing a new approach to coal utilization through its proprietary FASForm platform, a patented process that converts coal into fuels, hydrogen and industrial materials, positioning one of America’s most abundant resources as a long-term driver of industrial production and energy security.

Despite decades of energy innovation, coal remains one of the largest and most accessible energy resources in the world. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, global proved recoverable coal reserves total approximately 1.16 trillion short tons. The same source reports that the United States holds about 22% of the world’s recoverable coal reserves, more than any other country. Those reserves represent a vast domestic resource base supported by established mining operations, transportation networks and industrial infrastructure.

Coal also continues to play a significant role in global energy systems. According to the International Energy Agency, coal accounted for approximately 35% of global electricity generation in 2024, making it the world’s largest source of electricity generation—and Frontieras’s approach is based on the notion that coal’s greatest value extends far beyond electricity production.

The company’s position is straightforward: Coal is not obsolete; it is underutilized. Traditionally, much of coal’s value has been captured through combustion for power generation. Frontieras is leveraging modern processing technologies to unlock a much broader range of products and markets from the same feedstock. Instead of viewing coal solely as a fuel source, the company treats it as a resource rich in hydrocarbons, carbon compounds and industrial materials.

That philosophy is reflected in Frontieras’ proprietary FASForm platform. According to the company, FASForm thermally fractionates coal into multiple commercial outputs, including diesel, jet fuel, naphtha, hydrogen, FASCarbon(TM), the company’s purified solid carbon product, ammonium sulfate fertilizer and sulfuric acid. By producing several valuable products from a single feedstock stream, the process increases the economic value extracted from every ton of coal.

The markets connected to those products are substantial. Frontieras states that the energy and chemical sectors served by its primary product streams represent a combined market opportunity exceeding $2.1 trillion globally. These markets include transportation fuels, industrial hydrogen, petrochemical feedstocks, steelmaking materials and agricultural products. Unlike emerging technologies that depend on creating entirely new markets, Frontieras is producing commodities that already support established industries and global supply chains.

Hydrogen is one example. The fuel has become increasingly important in refining, chemicals manufacturing and industrial processing. Diesel and jet fuel remain essential to freight transportation and aviation. Naphtha serves as a key feedstock for petrochemical manufacturing. Technical carbon products are used in steel production and industrial heating applications. Fertilizer products support agricultural productivity and food production worldwide.

Frontieras’ first commercial-scale project illustrates how the company intends to capitalize on this opportunity. The company recently broke ground on its initial FASForm facility in Mason County, West Virginia. The plant is designed to process approximately 7,500 tons of coal per day, or about 2.7 million tons annually. According to Frontieras, that volume represents roughly 0.5% of current annual U.S. coal production, demonstrating how significant output can be achieved while remaining aligned with existing coal supply chains and industrial markets.

The company also emphasizes that its process operates as a closed-loop system. According to Frontieras, sulfur and other compounds are captured during processing and converted into usable products such as fertilizer inputs and industrial chemicals rather than becoming waste streams. The company describes the result as a zero-waste process that maximizes the value of every component within the feedstock.

Another important aspect of the Frontieras model is infrastructure utilization. The United States already possesses extensive coal-related infrastructure, including mines, rail systems, industrial facilities and transportation networks. Frontieras’ FASGEN(TM) platform is designed to integrate with existing coal infrastructure by intercepting coal before combustion and routing it through the FASForm process to produce multiple fuels and materials. This allows existing assets to serve new industrial purposes while leveraging infrastructure that is already in place.

As global demand for energy, industrial materials and manufacturing inputs continues to grow, abundant domestic resources are becoming increasingly valuable. Frontieras North America is building its business around the idea that coal remains one of America’s largest strategic advantages. Through FASForm, the company is working to unlock greater value from each ton of coal by transforming it into fuels, hydrogen and industrial products that serve established markets. In doing so, Frontieras is advancing a model that views coal not as a legacy resource, but as a long-duration industrial asset capable of supporting energy, manufacturing and economic growth for decades to come.

For more information about Frontieras, visit the company’s website at www.Frontieras.com.

NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to Frontieras are available in the company’s newsroom at https://ibn.fm/Frontieras

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