Covestro, Fertiglobe and TA’ZIZ exploring strategic ammonia and nitric acid collaboration

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Summary

Covestro, Fertiglobe, and TA’ZIZ have signed an MoU to explore collaboration across the ammonia and nitric acid value chains, assessing near-term supply options and longer-term opportunities aimed at enabling a transition to lower-carbon production.

What do you think will be the most effective path to decarbonize ammonia and nitric acid in the region—green hydrogen, CCS-enabled “blue” routes, or efficiency upgrades—and what barriers could slow adoption?

Covestro AG (Leverkusen, Germany), Fertiglobe (Dubai, U.A.E.) and Abu Dhabi Chemicals Derivatives Co. RSC Ltd. (TA’ZIZ) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore collaboration across the ammonia and nitric acid value chains. The MoU reflects the parties’ shared interest in assessing both near-term supply solutions and longer-term opportunities supporting the transition toward lower-carbon […]

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Covestro, Fertiglobe and TA’ZIZ exploring strategic ammonia and nitric acid collaboration

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