CASALE: First mover in the green fertilizer revolution
Cover story! Federico Zardi, CASALE's CEO, talks to Fertilizer International about legacy, leadership and navigating the energy transition.
Tag: ATOME
ATOME picks Sungrow Hydrogen for Villeta
ATOME has appointed Sungrow Hydrogen as electrolyser supplier for its 260,000 t/y low‑carbon Calcium Ammonium Nitrate (CAN) project at Villeta, Paraguay.
ATOME takes $665m FID on world's first green fertilizer plant
ATOME's Villeta green fertilizer project in Paraguay has reached financial close.
ATOME secures $420 million in debt finance for Villeta project
ATOME has signed definitive debt agreements for the $650 million Villeta green fertilizer project in Paraguay.
The shift in food and agriculture
Cover story! CASALE’s Giovanna Roviello and Francesco Baratto provide an update on the Villeta 'green' fertilizer project in Paraguay.
Yara seals Villeta project offtake agreement
ATOME has signed a definitive offtake agreement with Yara International for its Villeta project in Paraguay.
ATOME awards Casale $465 million EPC contract
ATOME has signed a definitive engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract with Casale for its Villeta project in Paraguay.
Hy24 plans $115 million Villeta project investment
ATOME has secured a non-binding agreement from Hy24 to invest $100-115 million in its flagship Villeta green fertiliser project in Paraguay.
Casale – leading the green fertilizer revolution
Casale’s technologies are transforming hydropower into green fertilizers for ATOME’s Villeta project in Paraguay.
Latin American low-carbon ammonia projects
Latin America has become a desirable destination for green ammonia projects. This is linked to the region’s abundance of relatively inexpensive renewable energy, and large-scale fertilizer demand from a growing, high-value and import-dependent agricultural market. Ahead of Fertilizer Latino Americano 2025, Fertilizer International discusses regional green ammonia project prospects with leading players ATOME, Casale, Atlas Agro and Stamicarbon.