- In 2015, over 90 million euros were invested, and in 2016, around 110 million euros.
- AGROFERT has invested nearly one billion euros since taking over the plant.
- Recent modernization of ammonia plants improves economic and ecological efficiency.
- The upgrade saves enough natural gas to heat around 20,000 single-family homes.
Investment in Modernization
Every year, several million euros are invested to keep the plants up to date, ensuring minimal unplanned downtime and enhancing safety. In 2015, over 90 million euros were invested, and in 2016, around 110 million euros. The parent company, AGROFERT, has invested nearly one billion euros in the site since taking over the plant, excluding contributions from other investors.
Ammonia Plant Upgrades
The most recent project involves a comprehensive modernization of the ammonia plants. This upgrade aims to improve both economic and ecological efficiency. As a result, the modernization will save enough natural gas to heat around 20,000 single-family homes.
Advanced Construction Techniques
The modernization efforts include the use of advanced construction techniques, such as cranes capable of lifting 750 tons and 50-meter-high towers. These heavy transports require reinforced overruns, showcasing the scale and complexity of the projects undertaken.
