Urea news
Vietnam’s fertilizer imports predicted to slow in 3Q25
According to findings by Argus Media, fertilizer imports to Vietnam are likely to slow in the 3Q25 as a strong first half and slower domestic sales make an impact.
Falling affordability set to cut US autumn fertilizer demand
US fertilizer demand in autumn may be at risk as tariffs limit supply and crop prices drop, according to findings from Argus Media.
KBR awarded FEED for KEPPT plant
KBR has been awarded a FEED contract for the development of an ammonia and urea production plant by KEPPT in Basra, Iraq.
Indian urea sales hit monthly high in June
Domestic urea offtake in India rose to 3.42 million t in June, lowering reserve supplies as domestic production dropped, as first reported by Argus Media.
Alleima introduces corrosion resistance solution for urea industry
Alleima has introduced SAF™ 2906 to enhance corrosion resistance in the urea industry.
Quality-focused screening of urea prills
Learn how a French urea prills manufacturer aims to address production challenges with a tailored screening approach.
MOPCO to enhance sustainable urea and ammonia production with thyssenkrupp Uhde’s carbon capture and green ammonia solutions
Using a carbon capture and usage (CCU) solution, the aim is to remove up to 145 000 tpy of CO2 from the flue gas of the existing ammonia production and use them in the urea production.
NEXTCHEM (MAIRE) awarded a licensing and equipment supply contract for a new urea melt and granulation plant in Egypt
MAIRE has announced that NEXTCHEM (Sustainable Technology Solutions), through its nitrogen technology licensor Stamicarbon, has been awarded a licensing and equipment supply contract for a urea melt and granulation plant in Egypt for El-Nasr Company for Intermediate Chemicals (NCIC).
Eurotecnica announces 160 000 tpy capacity melamine plant
Xinjiang Xinlianxin Energy Chemical Co., Ltd has selected Eurotecnica’s Euromel® melamine technology for the design and implementation of this project.
Researchers are building a green fertilizer system to reuse wastes and cut greenhouse gas emissions
Research teams from Iowa State University and Wichita State University are developing a system that captures waste nitrogen and carbon dioxide to produce a green fertilizer that reduces emissions of nitrous oxide.