Paging Klause

[LEP]

A few years back it seems there was a discussion about a small machine, about the size of a container, that would manufacture urea?

With natural gas almost free and the price of fert runningup, I wonder if its worth another look?

[Klause]

A few years back it seems there was a discussion about a small machine, about the size of a container, that would manufacture urea?

With natural gas almost free and the price of fert runningup, I wonder if its worth another look?

Lots of development in the arena.


http://www.protonventures.com/projects/ http://www.protonventures.com/projects/

Chewing acres, more when I'm not combining.

[Klause]

http://www.ammoniaenergy.org/tag/wind-to-nh3/ http://www.ammoniaenergy.org/tag/wind-to-nh3/


I know which modules you're talking about. Need to catch up with them.

[Klause]

Here you go, NH3 Canada.

http://www.nh3canada.com/Welcome.html http://www.nh3canada.com/Welcome.html

[LEP]

Thanks Klause. I would expect that the economics have got to be getting more attractive all the time.

If my memory serves me, I think there was a plant that produced urea that fit in a couple 40 ft containers. Availability of power would be the big thing. But I bet I could use produced gas to run a genset plus feed the fert plant. I have 3 or 4 wells near me that flare 20 ft high flames every night. Probably enough gas to heat a good sized town.

[Misterjade9]

So the info in the link is 4-5 years old, is there anything a little more current from them? Maybe they don't exist any more?