Tag: Incitec Pivot

Green light for multi-billion dollar WA urea fertiliser projects

Two urea fertiliser projects with the potential to replace imports have been given the green light through federal loans and major project status. The Perdaman Chemicals project in the Pilbara and the Strike Energy project near Geraldton come at a cost of $4.3 billion and $3 billion respectively. At...

Local AdBlue production up 800 per cent with govt subsidy

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
A $29 million government subsidy has helped Australian firm Incitec Pivot increase its domestic production of a critical diesel exhaust fluid eight-fold in a month, as a global shortage...

Govt reaches deal to expand local AdBlue production

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
The federal government has “struck an agreement” with Australia’s only manufacturer of a critical diesel exhaust fluid compound to increase its production as a global shortage threatens to take...

AdBlue, sovereign capability and a gas-led recovery

Posted on   |  by James Riley
For a government that has used advanced manufacturing, sovereign capability and a gas-led recovery as the organising principles underlying its industrial policy for the past 18 months, the sudden...