Directions for industrial upgrading of urea enterprises
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This post was last edited by lxq700918 on 2009-11-4 at 12:35. The term that is often heard is “industrial upgrading.” As urea manufacturers, in which direction should they move in order to achieve industrial upgrading and receive **policy support?
What will happen to the urea industry next year?
Producing high-concentration NPK compound fertilizers should be considered a development direction.
In the past two years, **several evaluations were conducted regarding the adjustment of raw material and energy structures in fertilizer companies, and a significant amount of money was spent on this
It is necessary to focus primarily on eliminating outdated production capacity, improving safety conditions, reforming the distribution system, and strengthening environmental protection, in order to drive structural adjustments forward. The problem of excess urea production capacity cannot be resolved in the short term; only by applying the principle of survival of the fittest can a portion of such capacity be eliminated. Another good approach is to vigorously develop the production and utilization of downstream products of urea. Someone upstairs mentioned the production of compound fertilizers. I think the market for compound fertilizers is also highly competitive these days; as fertilizers go, both urea and compound fertilizers are facing tough times. Let’s see if anyone has developed new products based on urea; perhaps next year will be another boom for urea.