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Kingisepp 2 Project is the largest single-train ammonia plant worldwide. We were able to successfully identify several design solutions allowing a significant containment of the overall costs.
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Legacy
"Giacomo Fauser works on the production of ammonia by direct reaction of hydrogen and nitrogen and develops a design of the vessel."
1920
“Montecatini Research and Development Center G. Donegani develops original processes for fertilizer production.”
1930 - 1950
“Montedison (and later Tecnimont) focuses on the development of single stream, large capacity ammonia and urea plants, and low energy, high capacity urea technology.”
1960 - 1990
“Dutch company Stamicarbon joins Tecnimont as part of the Maire Tecnimont Group.”
2009
“Proving Tecnimont as successor of Montecatini, the company receives the Ammonia Industry Pioneers Award presented by the Nytrogen+Syngas magazine on the 100th anniversary of the Haber-Bosch process, recognizing their contribution to the development of the synthetic ammonia industry in its formative years. ”
2009
This project called for a new approach because Maire Tecnimont was not only the contractor but also invested in the plant.
The project, on a Lump Sum Turn-Key basis, involves execution of a new urea granulation plant, in addition to some related units.
The OCP Group and the Ethiopian Government’s Chemical Industry Corporation (CIC) have entered into a joint venture aimed at development of a mega world-class project in Dire Dawa Industrial Park
The Contract, on a Lump Sum Turn-Key basis, involves the realization of a new Fertilizers Complex within the existing industrial area in the Aswan Governorship (Upper Egypt).
The Kingisepp ammonia production plant, delivered on a Lump Sum Turn-Key basis, including utilities and offsites, uses technology developed by KBR
This worldwide scale plant, a greenfield fertilizer complex in Iowa, is the first to be built in the United States for over 25 years. It stands on the border between Iowa and Illinois and will have an impact on the agro-industrial chain of the so-called "corn belt" of the United States.
