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thyssenkrupp Uhde is a German engineering company specializing in the design and construction of chemical plants. It provides process technologies and services for the fertilizer, petrochemical, and refining industries. The company is particularly known for its expertise in ammonia synthesis, urea production, and methanol manufacturing processes.
As a subsidiary of the thyssenkrupp group, it operates within the industrial solutions segment. thyssenkrupp Uhde has a global presence with projects in various countries around the world. Its technologies are used in large-scale industrial facilities for the production of essential chemicals.
The company focuses on sustainable solutions, including green ammonia and hydrogen technologies. It collaborates with clients to deliver turnkey projects from engineering to commissioning. With a history dating back to the original Uhde company founded in the early 20th century, it has evolved through mergers and acquisitions into its current form under thyssenkrupp.
In the chemical industry, thyssenkrupp Uhde holds a significant position as a technology provider and EPC contractor, competing with other major players in the field.
chemXplore tracks 20 projects involving thyssenkrupp Uhde, of which 10 are active.
thyssenkrupp Uhde's role on them: Owner, FEED, EPC, EPCI, Technology licensor, and Technology / equipment supplier.
9 new construction and 1 expansion.
3 of the active projects carry no start-up date yet.
Contractors, licensors, and offtakers are recorded on all 10 of them For subscribers
Targeting: Ammonia (4), Sustainable Aviation Fuel (3), Carbon dioxide (2), Hydrogen (2), Ammonium nitrate (1), Carbon black (1)
EoI phase closed with sufficient capacity reservations to move to Phase 2; next steps are Heads of Terms and the Terminal Use Agreement development.
Transforms blast‑furnace CO₂ and renewable hydrogen into chemicals and fuels; moving from Duisburg demonstration to industrial scale and a SAF plant.
Restored 1,200 mtpd capacity with 13% production gain while running at 7% lower synthesis pressure and 70% lower converter pressure drop, cutting specific energy use.
New PET line will use MTR continuous polycondensation to cut fuel+electric CO2 up to 30%, eliminate SSP, lower CAPEX/OPEX, train local staff; commissioning planned for 2028.
Pad‑up replaces 1980s Battery #3A with EnviBAT pressure‑control coke oven, adds MonoClaus and emission‑free tar separation; includes engineering, equipment, site supervision and commissioning
The study will assess the integration of gasification and methanol synthesis to produce 450,000 metric tons of bio-methanol annually, aiding decarbonization in transportation and shipping.
A demonstration plant for ammonia cracking will be built in Germany to convert ammonia into hydrogen, aiding energy security and supporting the hydrogen economy's growth.
2,500 MTPD urea and 1,500 MTPD DEF at Belle Plaine with CCS; licence/PDP on FID, operations by 2029; replacement high‑pressure urea stripper for Nutrien Fort Saskatchewan.
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The 8 with the most active projects, of 9 countries.
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