Coal to

Creating high value, environmental uses for America’s most abundant resource.

Coal to Products

Creating high value, environmental uses for America’s most abundant resource.

We are partnering with national laboratories, researchers, and manufacturers. We are privately investing to create an ecosystem of carbon tech innovation and economic growth.

Ramaco Carbon is building Carbon Valley in Wyoming.

Rare Earth Element Discovery

We are partnering with national laboratories, researchers, and manufacturers. We are privately investing to create an ecosystem of carbon tech innovation and economic growth.

Ramaco Carbon is building Carbon Valley in Wyoming.

Recent News

Ramaco Announces Joint Project with Major National Laboratory

Ramaco and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the nation’s largest U.S. Department of Energy science and energy laboratory, have partnered to develop large-scale processes for using coal as a feedstock in the creation of graphite, an essential component in electric vehicle batteries and other important technologies.

Ramaco CEO Testifies to Full U.S. Senate Committee

Ramaco Carbon CEO Randall Atkins testified before the full U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources on uses for coal beyond energy production. In his opening remarks, Committee chair Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia noted that "Ramaco is leading the way in the development of coal to products."

Ramaco Carbon Awarded Millions in Federal Funding

The U.S. Department of Energy announced Ramaco Carbon and its partners are the recipient of $5 millions in new federal grants, to support the creation of high-value alternative uses for coal in developing carbon products and advanced materials.

Facilities

Our facilities include the Brook Mine and iCAM, the first integrated carbon resource, research & development and production facility.

Building Carbon Valley℠

We are creating an ecosystem of researchers, manufacturers, and innovation in Wyoming.

Environment

Learn more about our commitment to responsible development and environmental protection.

News

Read the latest coverage of our project and support for coal-to-products innovation and development.

Events

Learn more about our annual R3 conference, focused on the latest research and advances in coal-to-products

Recent News

Ramaco CEO Testifies to Full U.S. Senate Committee

Ramaco Carbon CEO Randall Atkins testified before the full U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources on uses for coal beyond energy production. In his opening remarks, Committee chair Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia noted that "Ramaco is leading the way in the development of coal to products."

Ramaco Announces Joint Project with Major National Laboratory

Ramaco and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the nation’s largest U.S. Department of Energy science and energy laboratory, have partnered to develop large-scale processes for using coal as a feedstock in the creation of graphite, an essential component in electric vehicle batteries and other important technologies.

Ramaco Carbon Awarded Millions in Federal Funding

The U.S. Department of Energy announced Ramaco Carbon and its partners are the recipient of $5 millions in new federal grants, to support the creation of high-value alternative uses for coal in developing carbon products and advanced materials.

“Ramaco Carbon is making substantial private investments. … These world-class resources position Wyoming as an unparalleled location to identify, prototype, commercialize, and scale cutting-edge carbon tech products and processes.”

Ramaco Carbon “represents the leading edge of what could be a new, high-value market for coal after decades of being America’s cheapest power source.”

“Ramaco Carbon is making substantial private investments. … These world-class resources position Wyoming as an unparalleled location to identify, prototype, commercialize, and scale cutting-edge carbon tech products and processes.”

Ramaco Carbon “represents the leading edge of what could be a new, high-value market for coal after decades of being America’s cheapest power source.”