U.S. Environmental Agency Aiming at a Deal with Fertilizer Company Mosaic
U.S. federal and state environmental authorities are hoping to reach a deal with Mosaic, one of the world’s biggest fertilizer companies, amidst allegations that the
Fertilizer Industry News: Emmerson, Phospholutions and Verdesian Life Sciences
EMMERSON, a British company whose primary focus is on developing the Khemisset Potash project located in Northern Morocco, intends to start the construction of an
Russia’s Oil Giant Rosneft Pays Off $7 billion of Debt
Russia’s major oil company, Rosneft, said that it had paid off $7 billion of its debt. The company’s loan repayment has partially helped ease tensions
Chinese Companies Decided Not to Increase Imports from Iraq
China’s energy companies have decided to keep the amount of oil that they buy from Iraq unchanged for the first time in almost ten years.
Israel to Invest in China’s Potash Corp
Israel Chemicals, also known as ICL, a multi-national manufacturing company developing, manufacturing, and marketing fertilizers, metals and other special-purpose chemical products, is going to create
Oil-Rich U.S. States and Energy Firms to Face Slowdown due to Cheap Crude
Some of American major oil companies are beginning to show the first sign of slowdown in response to the plummeting crude prices as oil hits
Canada’s Oil Sands Start Losing Momentum
Canada’s oil sands halcyon days are expected to be over soon. Just like the American oil sector is getting nervous due to anticipated layoffs and
Iowa Fertilizer Expands Its Lee Country Project by $100 Million
A fertilizer plant that is under construction in the southeast of Iowa needs additional $100 million on top of the almost $2 billion that had
China Looking for Buyers of Its LNG Import Deals
China’s state-run energy company Sinopec is planning to sell some long-term liquefied natural gas (LNG) import deals in response to the country’s slowing economy, which
Mystery around Uralkali’s Flooded Mine Help American Potash Companies Thrive
A huge sinkhole that affected Solikamsk-2, one of the Russian mines of the potash giant Uralkali, continues growing. The size of the sinkhole has increased
Taking Stock of German Energy Policy in a European Context
In face of the Ukrainian crisis, the security of supply of natural gas has moved to the centre of the debate on European energy policy.