Fertilizer project news

Casale has replaced and modernised the high-pressure stripper in the synthesis section of the Pulawy Urea Plant 2.

BHP Group is reviewing two port options for its Jansen potash project in Canada and expects to make a decision in the coming few months before taking the project to the board for a final investment decision.

The planned facility and equipment will produce various fertilizer blends customised to the needs of rice, maize, soybean, cassava, tomato, and other staple crops grown in Nigeria.

The ammonia plant will be part of a large fertilizer complex that will produce 900 000 tpy of mineral fertilizer and is expected to become fully operational in 2023.

Based on 12 months of data collection at the proposed process plant location, the wind resource has been verified to support low carbon sulfate of potash production.

The ‘Phosphate 3’ expansion aims to add 3 million t of phosphate fertilizer production capacity to Ma’aden's portfolio.

The funds will be used for general operating expenses during the ramp-up of the Lake Way sulfate of potash project in Western Australia.

The investment decision resulted from a feasibility study revealing significant potential for transshipment of fertilizers from landlocked Central Asian countries to western markets via Azerbaijan.

Three high-pressure process boilers will replace the existing units placed downstream of the secondary reformer at the ammonia plant at Palos in Spain.

A detailed report for increasing and optimising production at Monómeros Colombo Venezolanos' mono-pressure nitric acid plant in Colombia was completed remotely by Stamicarbon’s Ammonium Nitrate – Nitric Acid team.