Fertilizer project news
MAIRE and MACQUARIE join forces for energy transition projects across Europe
The platform is expected to focus on key sectors ranging from the chemical recycling of waste to produce sustainable fuels and hydrogen, to all green or low carbon hydrogen and captured CO2 solutions, including fertilizers.
Cinis Fertilizer lay the foundation to establish a production plant in USA
Cinis Fertilizer signs agreement with a leading American battery material manufacturer and establishes a production facility in the USA.
Sollio Agriculture inaugurates its new St. Thomas fertilizer coating plant
Sollio Agriculture, inaugurated CRF Agritech, a new controlled-release fertilizer production plant in St. Thomas, Ontario.
Heineken Spain and Fertiberia promote low-carbon crop nutrition solutions
HEINEKEN Spain becomes the first company to brew beer from barley with a low carbon footprint thanks to 'Impact Zero' fertilizers.
Grupa Azoty increases fertilizer production
The Grupa Azoty Group has released estimated output figures for August, highlighting the third consecutive month of steady growth in nitrogen fertilizer production.
GIFS researchers at USask help agricultural producers optimise fertilizer applications
The findings support long-term initiatives to develop new crop varieties with root-related traits that help agricultural producers optimise fertilizer applications.
North America to lead global ammonia capacity additions by 2030, says GlobalData
It has been revealed that the total ammonia capacity of new-build and expansion projects in North America is expected to be 26.39 million tpy by 2030.
Minbos environmental studies underway for Capanda green ammonia project
The project is designed to deliver 112 000 tpy of green ammonia to produce 255 000 tpy of finished product, including fertilizer and mining explosives.
Hybrid catalyst produces fertilizer and cleans wastewater
A collaboration between two labs at Northwestern University, partnering with the University of Toronto, has found that producing urea using electrified synthesis could both denitrify wastewater while enabling low-carbon-intensity urea production.
Paradeep Phosphates accreditated with BIS
Paradeep Phosphates is the first fertilizer company in India to receive BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards).