Highfield Resources agrees new MoU with Port of Pasajes
Under the MoU the Port confirms the availability of sufficient port capacity for up to 700 000 tpy of muriate of potash and salt.
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Under the MoU the Port confirms the availability of sufficient port capacity for up to 700 000 tpy of muriate of potash and salt.
This webinar describes a process-centric Digital Twin and presents how this solution delivers value in the context of ammonia plant operations.
The Serra do Salitre project in Brazil has an annual production capacity of approximately 1200 kt of phosphate rock.
Some of China’s major fertilizer companies have said they will temporarily suspend exports to assure supplies in the domestic market, the country's state planner said on Friday, after prices in one of the world’s top grain producers hit record levels.
Excavation of the 23 mile conveyor tunnel from Teesside, UK, to the polyhalite fertilizer mine at Whitby has reached just over 9 miles.
AmmPower will deliver its green ammonia technology to create clean fuel for Porto Central and help produce fertilizer for the agriculture and farming industries in Brazil.
Kima Co. has said that Maire Tecnimont will provide the necessary funding from international bodies and institutions to implement the project, which is expected to take about 24 months.
Forecasted sulfate of potash production from Lake Way for FY22 has been reduced and the company will require further funding before the end of 2021 to continue operations.
The company has said an announcement is imminent regarding a substantial downgrade in production estimates for the year ending 30 June 2022 and a possible future fundraising.
The majority of the company's key creditors have agreed to extend payment deadlines, which will enable Western to focus on obtaining the investments necessary to secure project financing.
Binding commitments made in the Cultural Heritage Management Plan focus on the preservation of Aboriginal heritage and cultural values, and the consultative framework with Aboriginal and other stakeholders.
Nitrogen producers will be the most affected in the fertilizer sector by tighter emission regulations, particularly in Europe, and by closer investor focus, according to Fitch Ratings.