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January/February 2025 Issue

  • The future of the European nitrogen industry - Expensive feedstock, overseas competition and tightening environmental regulations all pose potential threats to Europe’s nitrogen industry.
     
  • Long term carbon pricing - High energy storage costs for renewable-based technologies are likely to make European long term carbon prices considerably higher than their present levels.
     
  • Biomass as a feedstock - While there is still a considerable push for use of biomass waste as a lower carbon feedstock for chemical production via gasification to syngas, biological processes such as fermentation are increasingly gaining traction as an alternative.
     
  • Nitrogen+Syngas Index 2024 - A full listing of all news items and articles published in Nitrogen+Syngas last year.
     
  • Blue hydrogen at scale - Blue hydrogen has emerged as a crucial technology for decarbonisation as nations around the world work towards net-zero carbon targets. Johnson Matthey, Topsoe and Casale highlight their strategies and advanced technical solutions for large scale blue hydrogen production.
     
  • Advanced material solutions for urea production - The production of urea involves highly corrosive environments, necessitating the use of materials that can withstand such aggressive conditions. Alleima, Stamicarbon, Saipem and TOYO report on their advanced material and equipment solutions for the urea industry.
     
  • Digital solutions driving e-methanol market growth -Toyo Engineering Corporation has developed two new digital solutions, MethaMaster™ and MethaDynamics™, which enhance the operational efficiency of e-methanol production from variable renewable energy.
     
  • Lower cost syngas via nitrogen quenching Syngas generation units (SGU) represent a large portion of the capex and opex of ammonia plants and are critical from a mechanical reliability standpoint. Related capex/opex optimisation and mitigation of possible operational problems are key targets for ammonia plant owners. Giovanni Manenti introduces NITROQUENCH® technology which focuses on these key targets for ammonia SGUs.
     

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Nitrogen+Syngas provides unrivalled technical and market coverage of synthesis gas and its derivatives – on the nitrogen side, ammonia and downstream products, urea, nitric acid, ammonium nitrate and UAN – as well as hydrogen, methanol and gas-, biomass- and coal-to-liquid technologies

Both in print and online, Nitrogen+Syngas is the only publication to provide global coverage of the nitrogen and syngas industries, with unequalled insight into technologies and developments for producers worldwide.

Nitrogen+Syngas is distributed at all key industry conferences and events, emphasising its recognised position as the market’s leading title.
 

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January/February 2025

  • Long term carbon pricing
  • The future of the European nitrogen industry
  • Biomass as a feedstock
  • Nitrogen+Syngas 2025 Expoconference
  • Blue hydrogen at scale
  • Advanced material solutions for urea production
  • Digital solutions driving e-methanol market growth
  • Lower cost syngas via nitrogen quenching
  • Plant Manager+
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