Fertilizer project news
Sirius agrees new contracts
Two local companies have sealed deals to supply steel equipment for Sirius Minerals’ new multi-billion pound polyhalite fertilizer mine in Teesside and North Yorkshire.
ICL Boulby “playing key role” in development of fertilizer products
The polyhalite mine in East Cleveland, UK, is aiming to achieve production of 1 million tpy by the end of 2020.
Stefan Klebert assumes the post of CEO of GEA
Stefan Klebert has become the Chairman of the Executive Board of the GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft, a body that he joined on November 15, 2018.
Study finds polyhalite is more environmentally friendly than other fertilizers
The study by Filkin and Co. concluded that polyhalite mined at ICL Boulby in the UK has a smaller carbon footprint than other fertilizers.
Sirius Minerals’ tunnel boring machine arrives at Teesside polyhalite mine
The first 1800 t tunnel boring machine that will be used to construct Sirius Minerals’ 23 mile mineral transportation tunnel from Teesside to Whitby, has arrived.
Grupa Azoty Police signs contract allowing access to low-cadmium phosphate rock
Grupa Azoty Police has signed a contract that gives it access to low-cadmium phosphate rock deposits until 2021.
Yara implements RHEWUM technology
Calcium ammonium nitrate (CAN) is a popular nitrogen fertilizer in agriculture for plant nutrition. Due to the difficult screening characteristics of CAN, Yara has implemented RHEWUM technology to expand its capacity.
NIIK has successfully completed the relining of a urea synthesis reactor in Hungary
Between October and December 2018, NIIK’s specialists performed repair works for relining of urea synthesis reactor R202 at Nitrogénmuvek Zrt. urea production plant (Pétfürdo, Hungary).
EuroChem release 4Q18 results
EuroChem Group AG, a leading global fertilizer company, has reported consolidated sales for the 4Q18 of US$1.47 billion, 13% higher than in the same period of 2017.
GSFC’s new LEM™ melamine plant has commenced trial runs
Casale has announced that Gujarat State Fertilizer & Chemical Ltd, Vadodara (India) has produced its first batch of melamine at their new plant.