Fertilizer project news

The companies have completed the Kooragang Island Decarbonisation Project in Newcastle, Australia, with the commissioning of thyssenkrupp Uhde’s EnviNOx® technology to reduce greenhouse gas emissions at Orica’s three on-site nitric acid plants.

Directors at the company have made the difficult decision to cease the strategic review and funding process for the project.

A new study has found that the application of fertilizers rich in calcium, magnesium and zinc can vastly improve the growth of potatoes as well as other tubers.

Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma’aden), has renewed its agreement with the Bangladesh Agricultural Development Corporation (BADC), to supply 600 000 t of fertilizers to BADC.

The company has announced an additional US$10.15 million investment from leading global fertilizer companies and investors to accelerate the commercialisation of RhizoSorb® in the US row crop market.

Yara Germany, the Bindewald & Gutting Milling Group, and Harry-Brot have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at decarbonising cereal cultivation in Germany through the use of green fertilizers.

FLSmidth has been chosen to deliver key beneficiation equipment to a Saudi Arabian phosphate mine in the Northern province.

The company has announced that it has signed a 60-year commercial lease for the site of the Capanda green ammonia project, located in Malanje Province, Angola.

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.