Ammonia news

Fertiglobe expects to distribute a dividend of at least US$200 million for 2H21 and at least US$400 million for FY22.

The Green Wolverine project in the Norrbotten region of Sweden will require an investment of more than €1 billion and could become operational by 2026.

KBR will proactively analyse operations at EuroChem's Kingisepp ammonia plant.

The facility will be located near Fertiglobe’s subsidiary EBIC in Ain Sokhna in Egypt and is a first step towards developing a green hydrogen hub in Ain Sokhna.

The plant will be an integrated facility using solar and wind energy to produce green ammonia.

The study will assess whether industrial-scale manufacturing of green ammonia at the Gibson Island fertilizer manufacturing facility in Queensland, Australia, is technically and commercially feasible on an existing brownfield site.

OCI and ADNOC intend to collectively offer 13.8% of Fertiglobe’s issued share capital in the offering.

NextChem, MET Development and Stamicarbon have reached an agreement with US-based Greenfield Nitrogen LLC to develop the first dedicated green ammonia plant in the US Midwest.

BASF has curtailed ammonia production at its production sites in Antwerp, Belgium, and Ludwigshafen, Germany.

KBR INSITE, a cloud-based remote plant monitoring service, will be used at the integrated ammonia-methanol plant in Beaumont, Texas, US.