The year ahead – new geopolitical rules
We look ahead at fertilizer industry prospects for the next 12 months, and the key economic and agricultural drivers likely to shape the market.
We look ahead at fertilizer industry prospects for the next 12 months, and the key economic and agricultural drivers likely to shape the market.
Fertilizer sales to Brazilian farmers are currently in line with the average of the past three years, despite variations by crop and state. CRU’s Anthony Rizzo and Bruno Fardim Christo of Veeries provide an update on the status of fertilizers and crops in the Brazilian market.
Filipe Gouveia , BIMCO’s shipping analysis manager, looks ahead at the dry bulk market and freight rate prospects for 2026.
CF Industries has made its first shipment of certified low-carbon ammonia to Europe.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has successfully delivered compressor trains for the Beaumont ammonia project in Texas.
Sustainability consultancy ERM has been has been tasked with developing a low-carbon roadmap for the potash and phosphate industry.
Sultech Global Innovation Corp., a Canadian agricultural technology company, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with ADNOC Sour Gas for its micronised elemental sulphur technology. Under the MoU, the companies will conduct a feasibility study and pilot production program to establish the UAE’s first commercial micronised sulphur manufacturing facility. The initiative will integrate Sultech’s patented micronisation process within ADNOC’s sulphur granulation at the Shah Gas Plant, the world’s largest ultra-sour gas operation.
ADNOC has received bids for its Ruwais Sulphur Terminal expansion. The project aims to expand the existing sulphur handling terminal facilities, SHT-1 and SHT-2, located in Ruwais, Abu Dhabi. The purpose of the expansion is to increase the capacity of the Ruwais sulphur handling terminal to accommodate an additional 10,600 t/d of liquid sulphur from the Hail and Ghasha offshore sour gas field development.
Verdant Minerals has secured a mining license for its Ammaroo phosphate project in Australia's Northern Territory.
Irish MEPs have urged the European Commission to rethink its introduction of the carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM).