Perdaman urea project receives government financing
The Australian Government’s Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility has committed AUS$255 million for critical infrastructure for the project.
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The Australian Government’s Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility has committed AUS$255 million for critical infrastructure for the project.
The melamine plant will be on single line with a capacity of 60 000 tpy.
The enterprise value of the offer is set at €455 million, with closing foreseen in the second half of 2022.
Ma’aden has renewed an agreement to supply phosphate fertilizers for the year 2022/23.
Major project status gives Strike access to the Major Projects Facilitation Agency for approvals, project support and coordination.
The deal will enable CF Fertilisers’ Billingham plant to continue to operate while global gas prices remain high.
The company's CEO has told Reuters that Nutrien could boost potash production by up to 29% in coming years, depending on any sanctions facing rival producers in Russia and Belarus.
Lithuanian Railways has voted to stop transporting potash produced by Belarus state-owned potash producer Belaruskali unless it gets government approval to resume.
With a nameplate capacity of 3900 tpd, the plant is the largest to be licensed by Stamicarbon to date.
The award to Reminex enables the completion of the entire Project Basic Engineering.
The electrolyser plant will produce enough hydrogen to create 20 500 tpy of ammonia, which can be converted to between 60 000 and 80 000 t of green fertilizer.
Once completed, the plant will be a fully integrated, carbon-neutral facility, using solar and wind energy to produce 300 tpd of ammonia.