Sustainable fertilizer news

AFYREN and Terrial have announced the renewal of their strategic partnership with the signing of a new multi-year fertilizer supply contract, worth several tens of millions of euros.

Casale has signed a contract to deliver a 100 tpd modular green ammonia plant for Neptun Glomfjord Green Ammonia in Norway.

Tim Schnabel, Switch Bioworks, examines how biological nitrogen could make fertilizer supply less vulnerable to geopolitical shocks.

SDG Namibia One and Enersense Energy Namibia have signed a Development Funding Agreement for the Dâures Green Fertilizer Project.

EcoVadis has reaffirmed its assessment of EuroChem’s sustainability initiatives in Brazil.

Ammobia has announced an agreement with Lummus Technology to license and deploy its ammonia production system to support low-carbon maritime fuel and energy storage and transport.

CF Industries, JERA Co., and Mitsui & Co., Ltd, have broken ground on Blue Point One, the world’s largest low-carbon ammonia plant in Louisiana, US.

VK Arora, Kinetics Process Improvements, Inc. (KPI), USA, provides insight into the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and how the economics of hydrogen and electricity will determine the long-term competitiveness of European fertilizer production.

Switch Bioworks has advanced its novel microbial fertilizer into first-in-class field trials.

Yara International and Air Products have finalised a green ammonia deal with the NEOM plant in Saudi Arabia.