Project news

Kore Potash has entered into a revised agreement to provide an EPC contract for the construction of the Kola Potash Project.

A new study has found that the application of fertilizers rich in calcium, magnesium and zinc can vastly improve the growth of potatoes as well as other tubers.

Yara Germany, the Bindewald & Gutting Milling Group, and Harry-Brot have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at decarbonising cereal cultivation in Germany through the use of green fertilizers.

thyssenkrupp Uhde has signed a contract with Ark Energy for the Han-Ho H2 Hub feasibility study. The study will support the development of the Han-Ho H2 Hub project.

thyssenkrupp Uhde have announced a collaboration with SwitcH2 B.V. and BW offsite for a floating green ammonia plant.

The green hydrogen, ammonia, and fertilizer project development company’s existing 120 MW PPA has now been increased to a total of 145 MW.

MAIRE has been awarded a licensing and proprietary equipment fertilizer project in sub-Saharan Africa.

BASF and Yara are collaborating on a low-carbon blue ammonia project at US Gulf Coast.

The use of sustainable fertilizers makes it possible to reduce emissions in potato cultivation by approximately 15%.

The association has announced that Tony Will has been elected its new Chair of the Association. Will is President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CF Industries, a global manufacturer of hydrogen and nitrogen products for fertilizer, clean energy, emissions abatement and other industrial applications.

A consortium led by Tecnimont has been awarded an EPC contract for a fertilizer plant in Egypt.

Casale’s granulation process has been chosen for Xinjiang Xinji Energy’s recycling project.

MAIRE has been awarded an early engineering works for a green fertilizer complex in the United States.

Martin Engineering has planned to expand their presence in the Asian Pacific market by opening a business unit in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank on 16 May 2023 approved a US$11.7 million budgetary allocation to the African Fertilizer Financing Mechanism (AFFM) for its 2023 operations.