Fertilizer project news

The company has announced the appointment of its existing Chairman, Mr Ian Farmer, to the role of Acting Executive Chairman.

The company has announced the appointment of Mr Tony Dominkovich as Project Manager to oversee the development of the Lake Wells Sulfate of Potash Project (LSOP).

The Zero-Carbon Power is proposed to be delivered to the Company’s project site where the Company plans to build a green ammonia production facility with capacity to produce nitrogen fertilizer.

In view of the upcoming application of the Fertilizing Product Regulation (Regulation (EU)2019/1009) set for 16 July 2022 the European fertilizers industry would like to reiterate its commitment to provide farmers with all the quality nutrients they need in order to feed a growing world population.

The manufacturer of hydrogen and nitrogen products has announced results for the first quarter ended 31 March 2022.

The joint project will test a new process for treating saline water and recovering dissolved minerals.

The company will offer over 750 commodity price benchmarks from 21 price services, covering metals, fertilizers and their raw materials, through Refinitiv Eikon, a specialist data provider to more than 40 000 end users across 190 countries.

The ship will transport fertilizer across the fjord from Yara’s Porsgrunn plant to Brevik port and thereby replace 40 000 diesel truck loads per year, eliminating associated carbon emissions.

The company, located in the Republic of Congo, has provided a quarterly update for the period ended 31 March 2022.

The company's Diamond Creek organic phosphate mine has received all ongoing approvals following an annual inspection and site visit from the Utah State mining and environmental departments.