What is the future for the development of small-scale nitrogen fertilizers? Are there any current projects suitable for the development of new small nitrogen fertilizer products?
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What is the future for the development of small-scale nitrogen fertilizers? Are there any current projects suitable for the development of new small nitrogen fertilizer products?
Considering **policies and the current state of chemical and fertilizer technologies, if gas production still relies on atmospheric pressure, it is very difficult for small-scale nitrogen fertilizer producers to manufacture other products**
Most of the small nitrogen fertilizer plants that exist today have been privatized; a large number of technical personnel have left, these plants operate only for a few months each year, they suffer from many equipment problems, safety in production is not ensured, and the owners are unwilling to invest more money. There’s no way to talk about developing new products – it’s just a matter of waiting for disaster!
How can such high-energy-consuming/high-polluting production lines remain so viable? Are they being fed with some kind of supplement?
Creating small-scale nitrogen fertilizers now is undoubtedly digging one’s own grave
It’s hard to find a way out for small amounts of nitrogen fertilizer! UGI has become a furnace type that is **explicitly prohibited for new projects**, as it does not conform to the long-term industrial policy orientation favoring technologies with lower energy consumption. Without scale, there are no opportunities now or in the coming period to expand it. The future looks bleak; it’s time to step back. Retiring at the right moment is a sign of wisdom
Lacking scale and raw materials, with a single product range, it is severely lacking in competitiveness. That pipe is going to be shut off, achieving three goals at once: energy savings, emission reduction, and cost cutting. Leave early to find a way out sooner, hehe
Shifting from the production of low-grade fertilizers to fine chemicals can be considered a viable path forward. Our country’s fine chemical industry is clearly behind that of countries like Japan, so it seems there are some opportunities available. Small-scale chemical fertilizers will ultimately disappear.