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Moranbah ammonium nitrate plant

Major turnaround project for Moranbah plant

Written by dev on . Posted in All News, Processing / Manufacturing.

A major shutdown project at Moranbah's Dyno Nobel ammonium nitrate plant is set to swell local workforce numbers by about 550.

Parent company Incitec Pivot said the turnaround of the Moranbah plant was set to run for about seven weeks from early May, with on-site preparations beginning next month.

Incitec Pivot managing director and chief executive officer Jeanne Johns said Monadelphous would act as general contractor for the upcoming project.

"In addition, we are engaging the services of around 20 contractors specialised in a range of areas including electrical, welding, high pressure cleaning, equipment testing and repair work. . .

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Hydrogen in the spotlight with interactive map

Written by dev on . Posted in All News, Energy, Processing / Manufacturing.

Data on a raft of Queensland hydrogen projects is easily accessible online thanks to an updated interactive map and the HyResource website.

Geoscience Australia has worked with CSIRO, Future Fuels CRC, National Energy Resources Australia and the Australian Hydrogen Council for the project.

It has recently released an update to its interactive Australian Hydrogen Projects data layer available from the AusH2 Data Portal. Click HERE

This AusH2 platform aims to attract investment in Australia’s clean hydrogen industry, providing high-quality, free, online geospatial analysis tools and data for mapping. . .

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Incitec Pivot in $675m fundraising drive

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Phosphate Hill mine owner Incitec Pivot has launched a $675 million capital-raising drive.

The industrial explosives, chemicals and fertiliser-maker describes it as pre-emptive action to increase resilience and provide financial flexibility to pursue growth opportunities.

The company is undertaking a fully underwritten institutional placement of shares to raise $600 million and a non-underwritten share purchase plan of up to $75 million.

The capital raising came as IPL announced its half-year results, showing a net profit after tax of $65 million - up 54 per cent compared to the previous six months.

The fertiliser arm of the. . .

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