The U.S. government has pursued a research among energy companies asking them to fill in a one-page questionnaire about their plans to market oil on
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American Simplot Company Builds Ammonia Plant
The Simplot Company, one of the largest private food & agribusiness Corporations in the United States, has started building an ammonia plant, near its phosphate
First Alaskan Crude in a Decade Headed for South Korea
The first American export of Alaskan crude oil is heading for South Korea for the first time in more than ten years. The tanker set
Statoil Puts Off its Sand Oil Project, Opponents to Keystone XL Pipeline Celebrating
Last week, Stavanger-based oil company Statoil said it would put off its 40,000-barrel-a-day Corner project for a minimum of three years, possibly also indefinitely. Thus,
Yara and CF Industries in Talks to Create World’s No. 2 Fertilizer Company
Yara International, a Norwegian-based chemicals company, and CF Industries, a Chicago-based manufacturer and distributor of agricultural fertilizers, are in negotiations over a merger of equals
Rebalancing China’s Energy Mix : Renewables versus Shale Gas
Phosphate-Price has interviewed Dr. Pei-Fei Chang, a Taiwanese-born Belgian scholar and expert in government energy policy with a special interest in China’s policy on renewables
Exxon Mobil Given More Time to Stop Drilling in Russia
Exxon Mobil announced on Friday (19 September) that it would wind down some of its operations connected to drilling in Russia’s Arctic after the Western
Prices of Phosphate Fertilizer Going Up
Prices of phosphate fertilizer picked up last August noticebly in Australia with DAP (Dammonium Phosphate) and TSP (Triple SuperPhosphate) rates now soaring respectively 9 pc
OPEC Expected to Lower Production Target
The secretary general of the Organization of Petroleum-Exporting Countries (OPEC), Abdullah al-Badri, said that his organization was planning to lower its production objectives during its
India’s Potash Demand May Decline Next Quarter
India’s potash and phosphate demand may dwindle during the next quarter due to internal and exteranl factors, says Dutch multinational banking company Rabobank in its