Section: Features

We speak to Elise van der Linde, Fertipaq’s manager, about their latest product launch.

Kent Martin and Rafael Garcia-Martinez outline how elemental sulphur can benefit the agronomic performance of fertilizers and logistical efficiency.

Foliar products deliver a range of benefits for flower producers, reports Levity Crop Science in new trials results.

Selected highlights from this year's three-day conference.

We talk to Curt Snyder of Lancaster Products and Ian Hancock of Bradley Pulverizer ahead of CRU's Phosphates+Potash Expoconference in Paris in April.

Tibaut Theys explains how circular solutions from Prayon Technologies are allowing widespread phosphogypsum reuse.

Benoit Grymonprez and Guoxin Wang show how Arkema is developing long-lasting solutions to the new challenges faced by phosphate operations globally.

NX eBlue™ is a next-generation hydrogen production technology, ready for industrial deployment, that integrates electrification with renewable energy to deliver a low-carbon, high-efficiency alternative to traditional steam methane reforming. M. Antonelli, M. Mennella, and Dr. S. Romagnuolo of KT Tech S.p.A. describe NEXTCHEM’s proposal for the electrification of steam methane reforming.

Toyo Engineering Corporation (TOYO) has developed two proprietary technologies – g-Methanol ™ and SUPERHIDIC ™ – to enable ultra-low carbon e-methanol production.

As demand for green methanol grows, the Kassø e-methanol plant in Aabenaa, Denmark represents a significant milestone as the first commercial-scale e-methanol production facility in operation with a nameplate capacity of 42,000 t/a. European Energy and Clariant describe the technical collaboration between them in executing this pioneering e-methanol project