Kuwait to Challenge Saudi Arabia in a Battle for Asia’s Oil Market
Kuwait seeks to challenge its traditional Gulf ally and bigger neighbour, Saudi Arabia, in a contest over market share in Asian oil markets. The battle
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
European Union : Renewables Receive Most State Aid in Energy Sector
According to the recent report published by the European Commission, the largest share of public intervention in the energy sector has been allocated to solar
“Building Mini-Hydro is a Question of Economics, Environment and Energy Security”
PHOSPHATE-PRICE has talked with Dr. Karl Peter Kucera who is a leading expert in the management of natural resources on advantages and drawbacks of developing
North Dakota Adopts New Rules to Ensure Fertilizer Content
The North Dakota Department of Agriculture (NDDA) has introduced new rules concerning the content of agricultural fertilizers. Agriculture Commissioner, Doug Goehring, said that the department
World’s First Carbon Capture Power Plant Launched
The world finally has its first large-scale power station equipped with carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology, marking a historic landmark on the way to
Washington Does Market Research on Oil Companies ‘ Export Plans
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
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
Potash and Phosphate Miner Mosaic Co. Reduces Output
The Mosaic Company, Plymouth-based miner of potash and phosphate with nearly 10 billion USD in annual revenue, has announced that it was going to reduce
Major U.S. Fertilizer Producer in Patent Dispute
A major U.S. fertilizer company owned by Koch brothers has been accused of trying to drive out of business a minor North Carolina company Eco
The EU Regime on Biofuels in Transport : Still in Search of Sustainability
The rise of oil prices and the growing instability of most oil providers, as well as ever-increasing levels of greenhouse gas emissions, have pressured the