India fertilizer news

Casale has been chosen by AM Green as the technology partner for the conversion of two grey ammonia plants into what is set to become the largest green ammonia complex in India – and likely in the world. This initiative represents a significant advancement in the decarbonisation of the fertilizer industry.

The company is partnering with India to carry out joint research and development initiatives, to jointly promote innovative fertilization solutions, and to offer tailor-made fertilizers that meet the specific needs of Indian farmers.

The MoU will explore green hydrogen project development opportunities in India's fertilizer industry, as well as the chemical, refining and petrochemical sectors.

India’s heavy reliance on imported liquified natural gas (LNG) as a fertilizer feedstock exposes the nation’s balance sheet to ongoing global gas price hikes, according to a new report by the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA).

The NPK plant is being built within FACT's existing manufacturing facility of Cochin Division (CD) at Ambalam Edu in the Ernakulam district in the state of Kerala.

A report by GlobalData reveals that India has 12 new-build and expansion projects with capacity additions of about 6.97 million tpy by 2026.

The plant in the Gopalpur Industrial Park will be equipped with advanced NOX/N2O abatement technologies.

The ClearView digital platform is expected to be operational by early 2022.

A new 1650 tpd design capacity sulfuric acid plant is to be built at Coromandel International's fertilizer complex in Visakhapatnam, India.

The Competition Commission of India has approved the acquisition of the Zuarinagar plant by Paradeep Phosphates from Zuari Agro Chemicals.