KVT Technology compares its OXYSULF process with a conventional sulphur recovery unit, assessing emissions, energy efficiency and performance for refineries and industrial sites pursuing lower costs and stronger environmental compliance.
HUGO PETERSEN marks 120 years of sulphuric acid innovation, showcasing integrated, low-emission technologies that maximise heat recovery, energy utilisation and operational flexibility across sulphuric acid and sulphur dioxide production.
CS Combustion Solutions outlines retrofit options that use improved atomisation, air-side mixing and modular burner inserts to boost sulphur furnace reliability, flexibility and capacity with minimal equipment changes.
IPCO traces 125 years of innovation from Sweden's first steel belt conveyor to Rotoform pastillation and high-capacity drum granulation, advancing reliable sulphur solidification for global refining and gas processing industries.
Elessent Clean Technologies explains how rigorous sampling, Certificate of Analysis scrutiny and cross-functional coordination help sulphur buyers manage contamination, acidity and supply quality risks in tightening markets.
QMax Industries explains why engineered heat tracing is vital to keep molten sulphur safe, preventing solidification, blockages, overpressure, toxic vapours and ignition hazards.
Russia's sulphur supply is under renewed pressure after another Ukrainian strike hit the Astrakhan gas processing plant, a facility vital to the country's fertilizer industry and responsible for over 60% of its sulphur output.
Brazil’s National Association for the Diffusion of Fertilizers (ANDA) has proposed an emergency $375 million subsidy to shield farmers from soaring sulphur prices. The proposal was presented to the government during the International Brazil Congress in São Paulo on 25 August.
Ecovyst reported 2Q 2026 sales of $250.0 million, up 42% from $176.1 million in 2025, driven by higher volumes and pricing, including about $55 million of sulphur cost pass-through. Net income rose to $10.7 million (a margin of 4.3%), while adjusted net income was $23.4 million. Adjusted EBITDA increased 27% to $53.1 million.
The Indian government is considering a new financial relief package for its domestic fertilizer industry aimed at protecting its agricultural sector from volatile global markets, according to a Department of Fertilizers (DoF) document dated 14 August. The proposal directly addresses the impact of the "West Asia crisis" on key raw material costs.