Flying Forest has appointed Casale as integrator and technology provider for the Pre FEED of Project Loonbird, a biomass to methanol complex planned for Iisalmi, Finland, and targeted to start operations by 2030.
The 34th IFA Annual Conference in Monaco is always a highlight of the fertilizer calendar, and this year feels especially significant. If you are here at the event, please come and say hello at the CRU stand in the expo.
L&T Energy Hydrocarbon Onshore has won a “significant” EPC contract from Bharat Coal Gasification and Chemicals Ltd (BCGCL) for a coal to ammonium nitrate complex in Odisha, India, with Casale now confirming its role as ammonia technology provider on the same project. L&T will deliver the lump sum turnkey Package 3 ammonia synthesis unit, while […]
Cover story! Federico Zardi, CASALE's CEO, talks to Fertilizer International about legacy, leadership and navigating the energy transition.
ATOME has appointed Sungrow Hydrogen as electrolyser supplier for its 260,000 t/y low‑carbon Calcium Ammonium Nitrate (CAN) project at Villeta, Paraguay.
In an industrial test campaign, Linde has successfully demonstrated that an existing Linde Ammonia Concept (LAC™ ) plant equipped with a state-of-the-art Casale axial radial converter can be stably operated at 10% load for more than 24 hours.
ATOME's Villeta green fertilizer project in Paraguay has reached financial close.
Cover story! CASALE's Gabriele Marcon outlines how integrated fertilizer production can support global food security.
The current energy transition is fundamentally redefining the role of methanol from a simple chemical feedstock to a versatile low-carbon energy carrier and marine fuel. Industry leaders like Casale are advancing a diverse portfolio of production routes, including e-methanol, biomass gasification, and biomethane conversion, while providing the necessary technologies to decarbonise existing fossil-based assets.
A huge CASALE converter has been installed at Koch's Beatrice, Nebraska, fertilizer plant, after completing a mammoth 6,000-mile journey.