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Ammonia news (page 2)

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

Ercros Expands Sabiñánigo Plant to Full Capacity
23 January 2020
Base chemistry
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.
New Ammonia Plant Operational in Sal’a, Slovakia
16 October 2018
Food Base chemistry
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.
Ercros Gains Approval to Expand Chlorine Production in Sabiñánigo
17 May 2017
Base chemistry
The Aragonese Institute for Environmental Management approved a 12M euro investment to expand chlorine production using membrane technology, offsetting closures of mercury-based plants.
Ercros to Invest €28M in Sabiñánigo Factory
15 March 2016
Base chemistry
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.
Azomureş Completes Major 30-Year Modernization
19 November 2015
Food
The modernization ensures compliance with 2016 environmental regulations, boosts productivity, and supports Romanian agriculture with improved fertilizer production and a new industrial water treatment station.
Yara Expands Porsgrunn Fertilizer Plant
22 October 2014
The expansion will add 50,000 tons of NPK and 200,000 tons of calcium nitrate annually, enhance production in Norway and Finland, and improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions.

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