Ammonia news (page 2)

All news on Ammonia (also known as Ammonia, anhydrous and NH3): plants, production capacities, investments and involved companies in Europe.

4 March 2021
Saipem and Alboran Partner for Green Hydrogen Projects in Italy, Albania, and Morocco
They will develop five green hydrogen plants, three in Italy and two in the Mediterranean, leveraging their expertise in engineering, procurement, and renewable project coordination.
7 December 2020
Yara to Launch Full-Scale Green Ammonia Project in Norway
Plans for 500,000 tonnes/year green ammonia production to power emission-free shipping and decarbonized food solutions. Seeking partners and government support for 2026 operational target.
23 January 2020
Ercros Expands Sabiñánigo Plant to Full Capacity
The plant's expansion boosts production by 6,000 t/year, reaching 28,000 t/year. The €14M investment enhances profitability and aligns with the 2016-2020 Industrial Modernization Plan.
16 October 2018
New Ammonia Plant Operational in Sal’a, Slovakia
The new Ammonia 4 unit, with a capacity of 1,600 tons/day, uses advanced technology for energy efficiency and low emissions, enhancing Duslo's position in Europe's ammonia production.
17 May 2017
Ercros Gains Approval to Expand Chlorine Production in Sabiñánigo
The Aragonese Institute for Environmental Management approved a 12M euro investment to expand chlorine production using membrane technology, offsetting closures of mercury-based plants.
15 March 2016
Ercros to Invest €28M in Sabiñánigo Factory
The investment will fund a new chlorine and caustic soda plant, expand TCCA production, and enhance existing facilities. The factory employs 204 people and focuses on chlorine derivatives and R&D.

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17 June 2014
Yara Acquires Full Ownership of Le Havre Urea Plant
Yara now fully owns the Le Havre urea plant, enhancing management and flexibility. This acquisition boosts urea production by 160,000 metric tons annually, expanding sales in various markets.

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