PhosAgro increases renewable energy use in agrochemical production
PhosAgro has signed a contract for the supply of hydroelectric power with TCG-1, increasing the use of renewable energy for its production of agrochemical products in 2021.
PhosAgro has signed a contract for the supply of hydroelectric power with TCG-1, increasing the use of renewable energy for its production of agrochemical products in 2021.
Stamicarbon have announced its active participation in the consortium of the innovative industrial transformation of the steel and chemical industries of Europe (INITIATE) project.
KBR has announced that it has been awarded a contract for an ammonia synthesis loop (synloop) by Monolith Materials Inc. for its fertilizer project in Hallam, Nebraska, US.
Skovgaard Invest, Vestas and Haldor Topsoe have announced plans to develop a green ammonia plant at the commercial scale of 10 MW power.
Yara announces plans for 500 000 tpy green ammonia production in Norway
Yara and Nutrien, along with the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), are undertaking a sectoral decarbonisation approach (SDA) for the nitrogen fertilizer sector.
Yara Asia has been awarded the ‘Sustainability Award 2020’ in the sustainable food and nutrition category by EuroCham, the European Chamber of Commerce in Singapore.
Fortescue Metals Group (Fortescue) has announced the development of a green hydrogen plant with 250 000 tpy green ammonia export capacity in Bell Bay, Tasmania.
Iberdrola and Fertiberia plan to install 800 MW of green hydrogen production capacity over 7 years.
CF Industries Holdings Inc. has announced steps to support a global hydrogen and clean fuel economy through the production of green and low-carbon ammonia.
Lucent’s Soileos has been shown to benefit crops, soil and human health.
Advanced wet scrubbing technology for ultra-low emissions in urea production has been delivered outside the US.
The company will develop up to 200 new biogas and sustainable organic fertilizer projects in Europe and North America in the next three years.
Reward Minerals Ltd has advised that the Australian government’s Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment has granted environmental approval for the Lake Disappointment Potash Project.
Offshore wind developer Ørsted and leading fertilizer company Yara aim to replace fossil hydrogen with renewable hydrogen in the production of ammonia.