Agrimin signs binding offtake agreement with Nitron Group
The agreement with Nitron represents approximately 25% of Agrimin’s planned sulfate of potash production capacity of 450 000 t.
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The agreement with Nitron represents approximately 25% of Agrimin’s planned sulfate of potash production capacity of 450 000 t.
The primary objective of the SE1 well (and any subsequent appraisal wells in South Erregulla) is to delineate approximately 350 PJs of high confidence resource in order to secure the gas requirements for Project Haber, Strike’s proposed 1.4 million tpy urea fertilizer manufacturing facility in Geraldton, Australia.
Fox River Resources Corp. has given an update on a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) study for the company’s 100% owned Martison phosphate project, located near Hearst, Ontario, Canada.
The company is to build a 60 000 tpy melamine plant in Gurun, Kedah, Malaysia.
The company has also been briefing potential offtake partners with the capability to procure all the planned Kola muriate of potash production.
The plants will be built in Dongping, Shandong Province, for a local urea producer.
Drilling has started at the first of two confirmatory holes located within the Ohmgebirge area of South Harz Potash's potash project in Germany.
Site-based work programmes for wet harvesting have been completed, confirming key design parameters including salt properties and cutting forces.
The construction schedule will see two 16 000 t UAN storage tanks completed first, with construction due to be completed in 2023.
Instead of using fossil fuels such as natural gas to produce ammonia, the green fertilizers will be produced with ammonia based on renewable energy produced in Europe, such as Norwegian hydropower.
Stamicarbon’s operator training simulator allows for training of plant operators on start-up and shutdown procedures, day-to-day plant operations and various scenarios in the plant.
With a total of 14 storage, blending and distribution units in the southeast, midwest, south, and northeast regions, Fertilizantes Heringer is considered a significant contributor to Brazilian agriculture.