Fertiglobe embraces every opportunity to decarbonize its operations and leverage technology and partnerships as part of its journey to Net Zero by 2050.

Opportunities such as CycloneCC technology – developed by Carbon Clean – are designed to improve the economics of point-source carbon capture within industrial facilities. Carbon Clean’s innovative and proprietary carbon capture is currently being piloted at Fertiglobe’s nitrogen fertiliser plant in Ruwais, UAE.

This is an additional step towards achieving the UAE’s decarbonization and climate-focused ambitions.

Ahmed El-Hoshy, CEO of Fertiglobe, says, “We take the climate challenge very seriously and believe that carbon capture technology will play a significant role in the transition to a more sustainable future.” 

Fertiglobe continues to capitalize on innovative projects that are focused on the betterment of processes, products, and the planet.

For example, our Egypt Green Hydrogen project in Egypt is the African continent’s first integrated green hydrogen plant. This project aims to produce green hydrogen and ammonia through renewable energy sources.

Additionally, Fertiglobe, in partnership with Ta’ziz, GS Energy and Mitsui, introduced the Ta’ziz Low Carbon Ammonia Project in the UAE. The first world-scale low carbon ammonia facility in the MENA region, with a capacity of up to 1 million metric tonnes per year, leverages Fertiglobe’s world-leading ammonia capabilities and demonstrates the company’s commitment to reducing emissions and promoting sustainable ammonia production.

These topics, and more, will be addressed during COP28. Fertiglobe’s leading decision-makers will be discussing some of our most important initiatives, including our journey to strengthening Fertiglobe’s hydrogen value proposition. We will be exploring subjects that are impacting our industries and planet, and the innovative solutions to support a sustainable future.