Phosphorus recovery tech emerging at scale
EasyMining’s Christian Kabbe provides an update on the company’s first full-scale Ash2™Phos plant in Germany.
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Tailored fertilizer blending – from inline coating to full plant solutions
Zico Zeeman, EMT’s Commercial Director, highlights two notable high-performance fertilizer blending projects.
Press Release: Northern Nutrients announces new ownership structure and plant expansion
New ownership structure and plant expansion for Northern Nutrients following investment by Shell Trading Canada
OCP Nutricrops unveils nine million tonne production boost
OCP Group subsidiary OCP Nutricrops has announced a major investment to expand its phosphate fertilizer production capacity by nine million tonnes by 2028.
CF Industries announces low-carbon ammonia joint venture
CF Industries is planning to construct the world’s largest low-carbon ammonia plant in Louisiana as part of a joint venture (JV) with Jera and Mitsui.
Pursell Agri-Tech partners with Wastech on CRF plant
Pursell Agri-Tech is to build and operate a controlled-release fertilizers (CRF) plant in Malaysia.
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.
Nickel market developments
Indonesia has become the epicentre of the world nickel industry, and is now seeking to raise royalty rates to capture more value from this. Will this impact upon the continuing expansion of HPAL capacity there?
Uhde gasification selected for biomass-to-SAF project in France
Thyssenkrupp Uhde’s BioTfueL® technology has been selected for the BioTJet project by Elyse Energy and its partners (Axens, Avril, IFPEN). This project will produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) from end-of-life wood waste and local forestry residues. together with the addition of green hydrogen. By 2029, BioTJet will supply sustainable aviation fuel to reduce carbon intensity in air
Daewoo to build phosphoric acid plant
Daewoo Engineering & Construction has signed a $700 million framework agreement to build a fertilizer plant in Turkmenistan. The agreement was signed in Seoul with Turkmenistan's state-owned chemical firm, Turkmenhimiya, according to the Turkmen Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, noting the Korean firm was named the preferred bidder for the project in October. The project aims to construct a fertilizer plant that will extract phosphoric acid from phosphate rocks and process the substance into 300,000 t/a of annually in eastern Turkmenistan by 2029.