Nitrogen

The revamp concept is to maintain nameplate capacity while minimising hardware modifications as much as possible.

Once in operation in 2027, the ammonia facility, covering 10.8 ha., will produce 3000 tpd (approximately 1 million tpy) of ammonia.

The company will supply the ANS from its El Dorado, Arkansas facility for five years commencing 01 January 2025.

The company is launching its first control valve for urea plants, which is set to be installed at one of the major fertilizer plants in the MEA region for the first time later this year.

This term sheet and the subsequent offtake agreement covers the long-term supply of up to 50% of renewable ammonia from Phase 1 of AM Green’s ammonia production facility in Kakinada.

The company will license its SynCOR Ammonia™ technology, which will use carbon capture and storage to produce low-carbon ammonia.

Chariot has announced the completion of the Feasibility Study for the large-scale green hydrogen project ‘Project Nour’ in Mauritania which has now been presented to the Government of Mauritania.

Both companies had previously signed a non-binding offtake term sheet and the current agreement concludes 18 months of negotiations during which the regulatory framework and certification regime have evolved significantly.

BioConsortia has announced that the company has further developed its nitrogen-fixing products in row crops, demonstrating through hundreds of field trials conducted in 2023 that the products effectively displace meaningful levels of nitrogen fertilizer and deliver yield gains.

The companies have announced a partnership in which Linde will supply clean hydrogen and nitrogen to OCI’s new blue ammonia facility under development in Beaumont, Texas.

CF Industries Holdings has announced that Christopher D. Bohn has been appointed Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer and has been elected to the Company’s Board of Directors, effective February 1, 2024.

MAIRE has announced that Tecnimont (the integrated E&C solutions business unit) has been awarded a FEED contract by Fortescue, a global green technology, energy and metals company, for a green ammonia plant to be located in the Nordgulen fjord in Norway.

An industry voluntary approach agreed last year means farmers and growers must use ammonia abatement treatments and inhibitors to counter the risk of the government seeking to further restrict the use of urea fertilizer with tough regulation.

The notice to proceed with the full Engineering Procurement and Construction (EPC) activities is expected by the end of June 2024.

Seeking an efficient fertilizer solution that is readily available to the cotton plant and minimises waste, growers are taking the opportunity to hire 24 000 litre liquid storage tanks and have them delivered on farm ready for use.