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L&T completes modular manufacturing for major Australian urea project
Indian engineering and manufacturing company Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has completed the fabrication and delivery of 110 modules weighing about 64,000 metric tonnes for Project CERES, a 2.3 million-tonne-per-annum urea manufacturing plant being developed in Karratha, Western Australia.
Researchers use urea and electricity to produce chemical used in energy systems
Manufacturing hydrazine from urea using electricity and sodium chloride could offer a potential alternative to established production methods, according to research from Adelaide University’s School of Chemical Engineering.
SA manufacturing facility poised to reverse Australia’s urea fertiliser dependency
In a bid to break Australia's heavy reliance on imports for urea fertiliser, Greenhill Energy is set to launch the Riverbend Energy Hub in South Australia's Murraylands.
Perdaman starts work on $6 billion urea plant in Western Australia
Industrial chemical producer Perdaman Chemicals and Fertilisers has started building its $6 billion urea facility in the Pilbara region of Western Australia.
Construction kicks off on $6b Pilbara gas manufacturing project
The Australian and Western Australian governments announced the commencement of work on Perdaman's $6 billion Pilbara urea project, the region’s first gas manufacturing project in over a decade.
LCK explores optionality to produce domestic AdBlue to address chronic supply shortage across Australia
Leigh Creek Energy (LCK), a future key supplier of urea through its $2.6 billion Leigh Creek Energy Project (LCUP), is exploring optionality to produce...
WA Government to support job-creating gas manufacturing project in the Pilbara
The McGowan Government has provided conditional support to develop common-user infrastructure on the Burrup Peninsula to facilitate Perdaman Industries' $4.6 billion Karratha Urea gas...
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Xometry CEO Sanjeev Singh Sahni on how AI and digital networks are reshaping manufacturing supply chains
Australian manufacturers have long competed against distance. In an exclusive interview with Australian Manufacturing, Xometry CEO Sanjeev Singh Sahni discusses how AI can help manufacturers access more production capacity and simplify traditionally email-driven supply chains.
