Emily joined Palladian Publications in October 2019 after graduating from the University of Birmingham with a degree in English Language. She is now working as a Deputy Editor for World Fertilizer and Oilfield Technology magazine.
Outside of work, Emily enjoys going to gigs, sipping on cocktails, and adding to her ever-expanding collection of houseplants and cacti.
Linggu Chemical Co. Ltd has selected NEXTCHEM’s subsidiary, Stamicarbon, to provide a licensing and process design package to improve the energy efficiency of an existing urea plant in China.
The 145 MW fertilizer project will produce and export fertilizers derived from baseload renewable power from 2027.
The company has reported its second-quarter EBITDA excluding special items of US$513 million compared to US$252 million in second quarter 2023.
The company has provided a notice of award to Worley Chemetics for its three greenfield sulfuric acid plants located at OCP’s Mzinda Phosphate Hub (MPH) in Morocco.
The companies have announced a long-term partnership in Europe aimed at providing farmers with crop nutrition programmes to help decarbonise the food value chain.