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KBR awarded contracts for AGF Nitrogen ammonia plant revamps in Austria and Germany

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What happened

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KBR was awarded contracts to support the revamp of two ammonia plants owned by AGF Nitrogen, one in Linz, Austria, and one in Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Germany. The contracts involve modernizing existing steam reforming sections and providing technology licensing, process equipment, and catalyst supply.

From hydrocarbonprocessing.com

Why it matters

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The upgrades are intended to allow AGF Nitrogen to reduce natural gas consumption and improve energy efficiency at its key assets. This effort supports the company's sustainability objectives while continuing to supply food security for Europe.

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Who's involved

  • AustriaLocation of LAT Nitrogen's ammonia plant in Linz
  • nitrogenCommodity produced by the ammonia plants being revamped

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  • AustriaSpeculative

    The industrial modernization might increase demand for specialized engineering and process equipment in the region.

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