Europe
10 June 2026
Written by Natalie Noor-Drugan
UK and EU policymakers are trying to bring down fertilizer costs without losing control of safety, climate and trade risks. Against a backdrop of high prices, supply disruption and new carbon rules, both are exploring temporary tariff relief while tightening the product and emissions framework that will govern fertilizers over the longer term.
India’s green ammonia developer AM Green has secured a 10-year agreement worth at least €585 million ($664 million) with Hintco, the trading arm of H2Global. Under the deal, Hintco will purchase renewable ammonia from AM Green’s Kakinada project for delivery to Germany, starting in 2029.
The Center for Green Market Activation (GMA), Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) and climate services company 3Degrees have launched the Green Ammonia Buyers Alliance (GABA).
Spanish hydrogen technology developer H2SITE has secured €3.4 million ($3.8 million) in funding for its HydraNord Power project in Norway. The project aims to scale to a commercial level the company’s onboard ammonia-to-power system for the maritime sector. HydraNord Power will convert ammonia into high-purity hydrogen directly onboard vessels. The system will produce up to […]
The governing council of Castilla y León has agreed to grant priority industrial project status to the eM-Numancia project. EM-Numancia is a €320 million green methanol project which aims to combine renewable hydrogen produced by water electrolysis using renewable electricity with syngas generated by the gasification of forest biomass – principally pine wood. The facility […]
Sojitz Solvadis GmbH, marketer and distributor of basic and specialty chemicals, has acquired 100% of the share capital of France’s Citis SAS and Citis Forming SAS from PLF Ressources. The companies, collectively known as Citis Group, distribute liquid sulphur, provide logistics and storage services, and convert liquid sulphur into solid pastilles and other sulphur products […]