Koch Ag Wever ammonia plant

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Koch Ag Wever ammonia plant is a chemical plant operating in Wever, Iowa, United States.

Location

The map below shows the exact location of the plant in Wever, Iowa, United States.

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Coordinates (WGS 84): 40.692494, -91.232623 (exact)

Plant Details

Table 1: General Plant Details

Plant type	Operating status	Start date	GEM plant ID
chemicals only	operating	2017	P100000140884

Table 2: Ownership Details

Owner	Owner GEM entity ID	Owner company PermID	Parent	Parent GEM entity ID	Parent company PermID
Koch Ag & Energy Solutions LLC [100.0%]	E100002018112 [100.0%]	5046726799 [100.0%]	Koch Inc	E100002025971	not found

Table 3: Products, Feedstocks, and Equipment

Note: GEM classifies "Primary products" as one of the eight global building block chemicals we track. Many plants also produce downstream products (e.g., polyethylene, fertilizers), which appear under "Secondary products", and are not comprehensive. This classification reflects our research scope, not the relative economic importance of products at the plant. "Main production equipment" only contains equipment that is confirmed to exist on-site for production of the "Primary products" and is not comprehensive.

Primary products	Secondary products	Feedstock	Main production equipment
ammonia	diesel exhaust fluid; urea; urea ammonium nitrate	natural gas	Haber-Bosch reactor; steam methane reformer

Table 4: Chemical Capacities

Product group	Product	Capacity status	Capacity (ttpa)	Planned start date
ammonia	ammonia	operating	800.0	–

Table 5: Decarbonized Chemical Technologies

CCS/CCUS	Electrified Process Heat	Low-Carbon Hydrogen Feedstock or Fuel	Bio- or Waste-Based Feedstock or Fuel
no	no	no	no

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