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R31.5bn Suiso coal-to-fertiliser project moves closer to environmental, land-use milestones
Blue ammonia production company Suiso’s R31.5-billion coal-to-fertiliser project, the Hiryo plant, in Kriel, Mpumalanga, continues to gain momentum with the recent achievement of critical regulatory and environmental milestones, including official land rezoning and steady progress on key environmental authorisation. The plant will convert coal feedstock into high-quality fertiliser.
Blue ammonia production company Suiso’s R31.5-billion coal-to-fertiliser project, the Hiryo plant, in Kriel, Mpumalanga, continues to gain momentum with the recent achievement of critical regulatory and environmental milestones, including official land rezoning and steady progress on key environmental authorisation. The plant will convert coal feedstock into high-quality fertiliser.
