Fertilizer project news

In May 2024, Cinis Fertilizer started up the production of environmentally friendly potassium sulfate in Köpmanholmen, just outside Örnsköldsvik.

Trammo has announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Trammo Terminals, Inc. has acquired Lemm Operations, LLC, an experienced operator and provider of engineering and terminal management services to large chemical facilities throughout the United States.

SABIC Agri-Nutrients company has announced that it obtained feedstock allocation from the Ministry of Energy to set up a blue (low carbon) ammonia project in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The ceremony at IITA's headquarters marks the beginning of a collaboration to enhance soil health and agricultural productivity across the region.

The companies have completed a joint research project, resulting in enhancements to the current electrolyser manufacturing process and technology.

The sponsors will develop and build up to 480 MW of renewable energy and an up to 240 MW electrolyser facility for production of renewable hydrogen, which will be used as feedstock for production of renewable ammonia at MOPCO's existing ammonia production facility at Damietta in Egypt.

Among the new contracts, NEXTCHEM’s subsidiary Stamicarbon, the group’s nitrogen technology licensor, has been awarded a contract by a major Middle Eastern fertilizer producer to design and supply a state-of-the-art high pressure pool condenser, featuring the latest technology and design improvements.

This will be the 10th KBR-licensed green ammonia plant globally and the first to be located in India.

The company commissioned a PFS to consider the viability of constructing a purified phosphoric acid (PPA) plant in the Saguenay region of Quebec.

The company has awarded NEXTCHEM (Sustainable Technology Solutions) a feasibility study and Pre-FEED (front-end engineering design) contract leveraging its NX Stami Green Ammonia and NX Stami Nitric Acid technologies.