Sustainable fertilizer news

Against a backdrop of increasing geopolitical risks to food supply chains, Joseph Ely, Latent Drive, explains how new hydrogen technologies can combat these risks and help to remove the reliance on global fossil gas supplies to produce fertilizer.

thyssenkrupp Uhde has completed an ammonia converter cartridge and catalyst replacement for IGSAS in Türkiye.

Prayon has published its 2025 sustainability report, confirming its long-term commitment to sustainable world.

Switch Bioworks has announced the launch of field trials of its microbial fertilizer aiming to reduce reliance on conventional chemical fertilizers.

DNV has advised lenders on financial close of the US$650 million Villeta green hydrogen fertilizer project in Paraguay.

Mosaic has been awarded the 2026 Ducks Unlimited Corporate Conservation Achievement Award.

Tsubame BHB has been selected by Tokyo for a green hydrogen-to-fertilizer initiative.

ATOME has selected Sungrow Hydrogen as the electrolyser supplier for the 260 000 tpy low fertilizer Villeta project in Paraguay.

In the May/June issue of World Fertilizer, Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, provides insight into current strategies companies and governments are deploying to make fertilizers more sustainable.

Jordan Green Ammonia has signed an agreement for a US$1 billion green ammonia hub as part of a landmark utility scale deal for the country.