Urea news
Acron completes overhaul of Urea-6 unit
Acron Group has completed a comprehensive overhaul of its Urea-6 unit in Veliky Novgorod.
thyssenkrupp to revamp urea granulation plant in Egypt
The revamp will increase the capacity of the Abu Qir 3 urea granulation plant in Alexandria, Egypt, from 2000 tpd of urea granules to 2500 tpd.
Acron to increase urea capacity at Veliky Novgorod facility
With completion scheduled for 2024, the project will increase the total capacity of urea units 1-4 by 55%, from 2000 tpd to 3100 tpd.
Northern Nutrients to build urea fertilizer manufacturing facility in Saskatchewan
The facility will be the first in Canada to utilise the Shell Thiogro technology, a patented process to make sulfur/urea prills for crop production.
India's Competition Commission approves sale of Goa fertilizer plant
The Competition Commission of India has approved the acquisition of the Zuarinagar plant by Paradeep Phosphates from Zuari Agro Chemicals.
Black & Veatch completes design work for Koch Fertilizer's Beatrice plant
The front-end engineering design and cost guidance provided by Black & Veatch is part of Koch Fertilizer's US$90 million upgrade of its nitrogen plant in Beatrice, Nebraska, US.
Dangote urea plant set to begin exporting to US and Brazil
The new plant at the Lekki Free Zone in Lagos State, Nigeria, is designed to manufacture 3 million tpy of urea.
GlobalData: India to lead global urea capacity additions by 2030
According to Vinuthna Bidar, Oil and Gas Analyst at GlobalData, "India will dominate the global urea market, with both the biggest number of new projects and the largest absolute capacity addition driven by its economic growth.”
Casale delivers high-pressure stripper to urea plant in Poland
Casale has replaced and modernised the high-pressure stripper in the synthesis section of the Pulawy Urea Plant 2.
Port of Baku begins construction of fertilizer terminal
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.