Fertilizer project news
Acron to expand production of nitric acid in Veliky Novgorod
Acron Group, one of the leading mineral fertilizer producers in Russia and worldwide, is building two nitric acid units with a total capacity of 270 000 tpy at Veliky Novgorod-based production facility.
FAM supplies portal reclaimer to Garabogaz fertilizer plant
On behalf of MHI Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Europe, FAM supplied a portal reclaimer KP1200.41 with a capacity of 1200 tph for the new fertilizer plant in Garabogaz, Turkmenistan, for processing urea and ammonia.
Kalium Lakes provides update on Beyondie SOP project
Kalium Lakes Limited provides an end of year update on progress at the Beyondie Sulphate Of Potash project, as well as progress on funding and procurement activities.
EuroChem starts sulfur enriched urea production
EuroChem Group AG, a leading global fertilizer producer, announces the start of production at Russia’s first Urea Ammonium Sulfate (UAS) facility.
Sirius Minerals begins excavation on mineral transportation tunnel
The tunnel will convey up to 20 million tpy of polyhalite ore from the company’s new underground mine near Whitby in the UK.
US$200 million debt finance mandate executed for Colluli potash project
African Export-Import Bank and Africa Finance Corp. will act as the mandated lead arrangers.
Ammonia-urea revamping project completed in India
IFFCO, the Indian fertilizer producer and marketer, has signed off the official acceptance certificate of a revamping project involving 13 fertilizer plants.
Production begins at EuroChem urea ammonium sulphate facility in Russia
The urea ammonium sulphate facility at the Novomoskovskiy Azot plant is projected to reach a final production capacity of 600 tpd.
NIIK commissions new urea production unit for Acron
The project was completed last month at the Acron Group site in Veliky Novgorod, Russia.
Potash production at Werra plant secure until at least Christmas
K+S has been able to secure production through continuous optimisation of wastewater management as well as the use of existing possibilities for off-site disposal.