Project news

The company has said the Elandsfontein phosphate project remains on track and within the original projected capital budget for commissioning in 4Q21.

Funds raised from the placement will be applied towards pre-development activities at the Lake Wells sulfate of potash project in advance of a Final Investment Decision.

The future unit will be more environmentally friendly due to the installation of a purification device on the granulation tower.

With the additional storage and loading capacity, Koch Fertilizer will be able to supply more customers throughout the Corn Belt with ammonium thiosulfate.

Haldor Topsoe’s digital solution ClearView has been installed at Fatima Group's 1650 tpd ammonia facility in Rahim Yar Khan, Pakistan.

The plant will be located near the country’s largest geothermal energy basin and will be partly powered by solar energy sources produced on-site.

Primero Group has been awarded a Front End Engineering Design contract for the process plant at the Mackay potash project in Western Australia.

MHI Compressor International will supply turbomachinery to Koch Fertilizer's ammonia production facility in Fort Dodge, Iowa, US.

The MoU includes plans to collaborate on the sequestration of already captured CO2 (CCS) at Yara’s ammonia plant in Pilbara, Australia, enabling the production and supply of blue ammonia to JERA.

Highfield Resources has delivered a positive report from the environmental department of Aragón regarding the Muga potash project to the mining authorities of Madrid, Aragón and Navarra.

The project is working towards realising a 1 tpd green ammonia pilot plant.

Following repairs, the subsequent re-start process was stopped on 8 May due to a coupling failure on the refrigeration compressor, upon which the plant was safely shut down.

Saskatchewan Mining and Minerals' upgraded facility in Chaplin is expected to produce 150 000 metric tpy of sulfate of potash, which will be sold to North American and international markets.

Incitec Fertilizers Pty Ltd has entered into a 20-year off-take agreement with Perdaman with a commitment to take up to 2.3 million tpy of granular urea fertilizer from Perdaman’s proposed urea plant at Karratha in Western Australia.

Scheduled for completion in 2023, the first concrete phase of the project will produce up to 625 t of renewable hydrogen and 3700 tpy of renewable ammonia.