Project news

The objective of the project is to rebuild the synthesis gas compression capacities for an ammonia plant through the installation of new compressors.

As part of an initiative at the Herøya facility to replace the current hydrogen production process through liquefied fossil gas with green hydrogen based on renewable energy, Casale has committed its own technology, including the design of brand-new ammonia converter internals.

Serra do Salitre is an advanced-stage integrated upstream phosphates project in Minas Gerais, southeastern Brazil.

A report by GlobalData reveals that India has 12 new-build and expansion projects with capacity additions of about 6.97 million tpy by 2026.

Geotechnical drilling is a critical element for the construction of the Cabinda Plant, forming part of EPCM works assisting to determine the integrity of the site and determining the ground conditions for the design of plant foundations and footings.

Construction of Pond 1 and the final phases of Mardie Village is underway at BCI Minerals' Salt & Potash Project on the Pilbara coast of Western Australia.

Casale will deliver licence, know-how, process design package, engineering assistance and proprietary items for the melamine plant.

In total, the company is now permitted to extract up to 2.6 million tpy from Mine Pit 2 in Brazil alone.

Minbos Resources has reached an agreement with EPC Engenharia to begin design and scheduling work for the Cabinda Phosphate Fertilizer Project in Angola.

Vantage Chance Limited will invest CAN$80 million into Western Potash Holdings Corp., which will be used in the completion of the Milestone Potash Project construction.

Highfield Resources has now signed purchase contracts for all of the Muga Potash Mine’s critical process plant equipment.

Technip Energies will be responsible for overall project management, engineering, procurement and commissioning of the plant in Gurun, Kedah, Malaysia.

The output of the +10 m level is expected to reach 1.6 million tpy of ore in 2022, 2.7 million t in 2023, and by 2028 it will reach 9.4 million tpy.

The Australian Government’s Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility has committed AUS$255 million for critical infrastructure for the project.

The melamine plant will be on single line with a capacity of 60 000 tpy.