Project news

The ICGA has developed a clause to be added to the Farm Bill that would review the competition and transparency of the fertilizer industry.

The company has chosen to divest its position in Ivory Coast, warranting the allocation of resources and investments towards selected countries in the continent.

OCP Group, the University Mohammed VI Polytechnic (UM6P), and Regrow have signed a strategic partnership to develop an MRV (measuring, reporting, and verification) system specific to African soil.

ATOME Energy has provided an update on the progress of its current major projects.

Four new water-soluble fertilizers have been added to ICL’s Nova brand to deliver fertigation and foliar solutions for precision crop nutrition at all crop growth stages.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP), through its Energy Transition Fund I (CI ETF I), the largest dedicated clean hydrogen fund globally, and Tenaska further strengthen their relationship by entering into an agreement to ramp up development of gigawatt-scale green hydrogen projects in the U.S.

The probable participation of Petróleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) and Yacimientos Petrolófilos Fiscales Bolivianos (YPFB) in three fertilizer projects is estimated to cover 40% of the demand for urea in Brazil.

OCED funding will support Atlas Agro’s participation in the Hydrogen Hub through the advancement of planning, detailed design, environmental permitting, and procurement of long-lead equipment.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) State Director Michele Weaver, has announced an US$1.261 million award under the fertilizer production expansion program to Aqua-Yield Operations.

In particular, STS has been awarded licensing and equipment supply contracts for an ‘ultra low energy’ urea plant in China, by Shandong Lianmeng Chemical Company.

The proposed plant would produce approximately 1.2 million tpy of clean ammonia by incorporating carbon capture and sequestration technology.

U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom Vilsack has highlighted the progress made in partnering with farmers and American businesses to increase innovative domestic fertilizer production and in making it easier for U.S. farmers to grow food through the practice of double cropping.

The Company is confident it can build its Phosphate Fertilizer Project at a significant discount to the budgeted CAPEX announced in its definitive feasibility study (DFS).

KBR will provide technology license, proprietary engineering design and equipment, and catalyst solutions to Madoqua for its green ammonia projects, including 1200 tpd in Phase 1 and 1500 tpd in Phase 2.

The revitalisation of Pusri 3B will utilise the latest production technology, so it is hoped that it can increase the reliability of fertilizer production.