India’s urea stocks rise in October
India has seen a marked rise in its domestic supply of urea as imports increased and production picked up, according to Argus Media’s research.
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Casale reveals its contribution to West Terre Haute ammonia project
Casale has announced its contribution to one of the first large scale, low-carbon ammonia plants in the US.
Brazil Potash mandates BTIG for financing Autazes project construction
Brazil Potash has mandated that BTIG will lead project-level equity financing for the construction of the Autazes Project.
Honeywell helps transform power plant into fertilizer facility
Honeywell has agreed to use its carbon capture technology to help transform a shuttered power plant into fertilizer facility supporting US farmers.
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QatarEnergy raises November sulfur price
QatarEnergy Marketing has raised its November Qatar sulfur price to US$400/t fob as reported by Argus Media.
Nuberg EPC wins prestigious OHS&E Excellence Award
Nurberg EPC has received the OHS&E Excellence Award for its execution of a 1650 tpd NPK Fertilizer Plant in Kochi, India.
IFC invests in ATOME’s fertilizer project
ATOME has secured US$100 million in funding from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) for its fertilizer plant at Villeta, Paraguay.
SAMSUNG E&A secures EPF contract for US low-carbon ammonia plant
SAMSUNG E&A has secured a US$475 million EPF contract for a low-carbon ammonia plant in the US, marking the company’s full-fledged entry into the US energy market.
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Brazil Potash has presold 91% of its future production
Brazil Potash has presold 91% of its future production, catalysing its construction financing phase for the Autazes Potash Project.