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GSFC seeks partners for Sikka green ammonia project
Gujarat State Fertilizers & Chemicals Limited (GSFC) is seeking joint venture partners for a large-scale green ammonia project at its Sikka production site in Jamnagar, Gujarat, India.
Canadian court allows appeal against sour gas pipeline
The Court of Appeal of Alberta, Canada has granted a real estate developer permission to appeal against the operation of a sour gas pipeline.
KBR secures Marjan offshore field contract
Global engineering company KBR has secured a contract to provide the upgrade of facilities at Saudi Aramco’s Marjan offshore oil and gas field in the Arabian Gulf.
KCM awards US$498 million Nchanga tailings leach plant contract
Konkola Copper Mines Plc (KCM) has awarded China NERIN Engineering Company Limited a US$498 million engineering, procurement and construction contract.
Hubei Yihua completes first phase of anhydrous hydrogen fluoride project
China’s Hubei Yihua Fluorochemical, a subsidiary of Hubei Yihua, has successfully completed the first phase of a 60,000 tons/year anhydrous hydrogen fluoride project, the company said.
CRU launches Nitrogen+Syngas industry awards
CRU is launching a new series of awards as part of its Nitrogen+Syngas Expoconference, which will be held in Rome on March 16-18th 2027.
LEGO starts using green methanol
Denmark’s LEGO Group says that it has begun using renewable methanol to make more than separate elements, including cross axles, connectors, steering wheels and Minifigure hands. The announcement is the result of a previous partnership agreement with Novo Nordisk AS and European Energy Partners to support the production of green methanol on an industrial scale.
Duty investigation into insoluble sulphur imports
India’s Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGRT) has initiated an investigation into imports of insoluble sulphur from China, based on an application from a domestic company. The investigation aims to determine if subsidies are causing injury to Indian producers and to recommend applicable duties.










