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After the tough period in 2010, the fertilizer market improved in 2011, with urea prices remaining above 2,100 yuan per ton! Natural gas-based ammonia production is extremely profitable! As far as I know, the price of natural gas used for ammonia production in China ranges from 0.86 yuan per cubic meter at the lowest to 1.5 yuan per cubic meter at the highest. As a result, the cost of urea ranges from 1100 yuan to 1800 yuan; especially in some enterprises in Inner Mongolia, the prices are even lower! These companies are making huge profits! Please share the natural gas prices in different places! Or write it directly to the unit!
OP, are your data reliable? Some have low prices, but there is a shortage of gas supply, making it difficult to maintain full production capacity. Inner Mongolia might be better, but the cost of transporting goods out there is very high. How much can one earn? Whether it’s profitable or not needs to be considered comprehensively.
Damn! It’s so low; here it’s 2.7 per cubic meter, and on top of that, the volume of gas used is also limited
We are facing a severe shortage of natural gas during winter; vehicles have been parked for long periods, and we are now working at full capacity to restore balance.
Haha, that statement is simply wrong. What’s the current market price of natural gas? It’s around 2 yuan per cubic meter. Even if you produce the gas yourself at 0.20 yuan/m³, it can only be said that part of your profit comes from the natural gas; audits are conducted based on market prices. Besides, at such a low price, who would be able to supply it to you? Come on, don’t be ridiculous like that
The fertilizer industry is an industry that supports agriculture, so there can be no excessive profits. This basic concept is essential industry knowledge for those working in the fertilizer sector
Haha! It really exists! Everyone just doesn’t know that’s all! How much are the shipping costs? +200 yuan per ton – that’s a huge profit! There is gas available at 1.5 yuan in Sichuan and 1.0 yuan in Inner Mongolia, and there are also many stations where you don’t need to stop! Hasn’t your leader taken any action?