Ammonia news

CF Industries Holdings Inc. has announced steps to support a global hydrogen and clean fuel economy through the production of green and low-carbon ammonia.

The project should increase the company’s reduction of CO2e to more than 1 million tpy.

Offshore wind developer Ørsted and leading fertilizer company Yara aim to replace fossil hydrogen with renewable hydrogen in the production of ammonia.

Acron Group has begun major overhauls at its Veliky Novgorod site, Russia.

Shchekinoazot has reported 2 years of stable operation of its methanol and ammonia co-production plant based on Haldor Topsoe’s technology.

Acron Group has proceeded to the second stage of the overhaul of the urea unit at its production site in Veliky Novgorod.

Itafos has commenced technical studies related to Itafos Conda organic growth projects as part of the company’s strategic focus on optimising Itafos Conda’s EBITDA generation capability.

Acron Group has adopted a mobile solution for real-time equipment monitoring at its ammonia operations in Dorogobuzh, Smolensk region.

KBR and Johnson Matthey have recently announced that they have signed an alliance agreement to license an ammonia-methanol co-production process that combines their ammonia and methanol technologies.

MHI Compressor International Corp. will supply the compression for Gulf Coast Ammonia’s ammonia production facility in Texas City, USA,