Fertilizer project news

The companies have entered into a two-year agreement under which Kongsberg Digital will develop digital twin technology for Yara's factories in Herøya in Norway and Sluiskil in the Netherlands.

The company is launching its first control valve for urea plants, which is set to be installed at one of the major fertilizer plants in the MEA region for the first time later this year.

This term sheet and the subsequent offtake agreement covers the long-term supply of up to 50% of renewable ammonia from Phase 1 of AM Green’s ammonia production facility in Kakinada.

Electric Hydrogen has announced US$100 million in corporate credit financing to support manufacturing and deployment of electrolyser plants, which enable the lowest cost production of green hydrogen for fertilizer, aviation and shipping industries.

More than 1500 participants from across Africa, including Heads of State and Ministers, are expected to attend the event.

Cinis Fertilizer has started up the production of the mineral fertilizer potassium sulfate at its first production facility in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden.

In this role, Turner will lead the company’s global growth agenda and commercial sales organisation.

The plants have become available as BASF implements structural measures at its Ludwigshafen site to ensure competitiveness in a changing European market environment as announced in February 2023.

The company will license its SynCOR Ammonia™ technology, which will use carbon capture and storage to produce low-carbon ammonia.

The Conda Technical Report demonstrates increased mineral reserves and the opportunity for continued operations at the Conda Project through to 2037.