Ammonia news
Middle East conflict strains fertilizer supply chains
ICIS reports on how the escalating conflict in the Middle East is placing global fertilizer supply chains under growing strain, disrupting production, exports and trade flows.
Green hydrogen and ammonia project receives funding
The NSW Government has agreed to invest in a green hydrogen and ammonia project to cut emissions for Moree farms, Australia.
Iran conflict hikes fertilizer prices
IDTechEx highlights how local low-cost ammonia production can mitigate rising fertilizer costs caused by the conflict in Iran.
KBR awarded 10-year catalyst supply contract
KBR awarded 10-year global catalyst supply contract by Indorama for its ammonia asset portfolio.
Central Farm Service, TalusAg, and CleanCounts plan to produce ammonia in Minnesota
Central Farm Service, TalusAg, and CleanCounts have announced a project to bring commercially available, locally produced ammonia to Minnesota, US.
NEXTCHEM awarded €485 million contract for West African fertilizer complexes
NEXTCHEM (MAIRE) has been awarded a €485 million contract for licensing, PDP and critical proprietary equipment for three world-scale complexes in West Africa.
PlasmaLeap raises AUS$30 million to produce zero-emission fertilizers
PlasmaLeap has raised AUS$30 million to accelerate zero-emissions production of fertilizers and fuels in Australia.
Beatrice fertilizer plant receives massive new ammonia converter
The Koch Fertilizer plant in Beatrice, Nebraska, US, has acquired a large ammonia converter measuring 98 ft long and 14 ft wide.
Casale and Paralloy Group sign strategic MoU
Casale and Paralloy Group have signed a strategic MoU to set a new global benchmark in SMR performance.
North Ammonia pause development of Eydehavn Green Ammonia
North Ammonia has revealed its intention to continue to invest along the coast of Norway, while putting further work for the Eydehavn plant in Arendal on hold.