Project news

NeuRizer is committed to providing innovative yet responsible solutions to food production and aims to become Australia’s first carbon-neutral producer of urea fertilizer.

Aker Horizons, through its portfolio company Aker Clean Hydrogen, and Statkraft have signed collaboration agreements to jointly explore opportunities for green hydrogen and ammonia production in India and Brazil.

The company's Diamond Creek organic phosphate mine has received all ongoing approvals following an annual inspection and site visit from the Utah State mining and environmental departments.

Minbos Resources has decided to include new plant configurations to capture current market opportunities in the definitive feasibility study for the Cabinda phosphate project in Angola.

The Diamond Creek organic phosphate mine is located in Utah, US.

KBR has won an ammonia technology contract from DL E&C for NeuRizer's (formerly Leigh Creek Energy Ltd) carbon-neutral fertilizer project in Australia.

Plant 3 is projected to have a production capacity of up to 10 million tpy of Verde’s multinutrient potassium products.

Site visits with potential small local buyers of phosphate rock concentrate from Kropz's Elandsfontein operation in South Africa are underway.

Significant construction capital cost pressures experienced in Western Australia, but Mardie economics to benefit from strong salt and potash price rises since 2021 estimates.

Under the agreement, MPSC and an unnamed US-based agricultural company will provide US farmers with 650 000 tpy of ultra-high grade, white potash fertilizer.

The agreement is for the supply of 50 000 tpy of sulfate of potash produced from the Mackay Potash Project for sale and distribution in the US.

Tanami Road is a key section of Agrimin’s planned trucking route from the Mackay potash project to Wyndham Port.

Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan joined BCI Minerals’ Board, leadership team and stakeholders at the Pilbara project site on Friday 25 March, 100 km southwest of Karratha, to officially launch the construction milestone.

China Blue Chemicals has received a brand new high-pressure stripper made from Safurex® to replace their equipment.

On completion, the plant – located in the city of Yangiyer, Uzbekistan – will produce up to 495 000 t of ammonia and 594 000 t of granular urea.