thyssenkrupp Uhde announces collaboration with SwitcH2 B.V. and BW
thyssenkrupp Uhde have announced a collaboration with SwitcH2 B.V. and BW offsite for a floating green ammonia plant.
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thyssenkrupp Uhde have announced a collaboration with SwitcH2 B.V. and BW offsite for a floating green ammonia plant.
The offering makes anhydrous ammonia sampling safer by minimising operators’ exposure to liquid and vapourised ammonia.
In its objective of advancing towards the decarbonisation of the global agri-food sector, Grupo Fertiberia will supply Marks & Spencer with its Impact Zero green fertilizers with the aim of reducing the carbon footprint of 27 dairy farms.
The MOU represents a significant milestone as the first offtake for Cabinda phosphate rock signed with one of Angola’s largest agro-industrial groups.
The company has announced a proposal to permanently close the ammonia plant at its Billingham Complex in order to secure the long-term sustainability of its business in the UK and more efficiently serve its customers in the country.
The audit reaffirmed that the Grupa Azoty Group’s fertilizer products comply with the highest standards.
The company has announced that it has curtailed production at its Cory potash mine due to the loss of export capacity through Canpotex’s Neptune terminal.
The green hydrogen, ammonia, and fertilizer project development company’s existing 120 MW PPA has now been increased to a total of 145 MW.
MAIRE has been awarded a licensing and proprietary equipment fertilizer project in sub-Saharan Africa.
The use of sustainable fertilizers makes it possible to reduce emissions in potato cultivation by approximately 15%.
The company has announced the signing of a framework agreement for the purchase of green ammonia from Iberdrola.
The State Planning Commission has publicly released the final Assessment Requirements on the PlanSA portal for the Urea Production Plant (UPP) to enable the preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS).