Argus Clean Ammonia Europe Conference

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Ammonia Energy Association

The Ammonia Energy Association (AEA) is a global non-profit industry association that promotes the responsible use of ammonia in a sustainable energy economy. The AEA’s mission encompasses both the decarbonization of ammonia for existing applications, including fertilizers, chemicals, explosives, and other industrial processes, as well as the adoption of low-carbon ammonia in new applications, including direct use as a fuel for electric power generation or maritime transport, and indirect use as a hydrogen carrier and carbon-free energy commodity. Established in 2004, the AEA membership includes 140 corporations around the world; in 2020 it launched its first regional arm, AEA Australia. Among other initiatives, the AEA is seeking to facilitate the establishment of a globally harmonised Certification Scheme for Low-Carbon Ammonia.

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Ammonia Europe

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Arab Fertilizer Association

The Arab Fertilizer Association (AFA) is a non-governmental Arab International Organization established in 1975. Operating under the umbrella of the Council of Arab Economic Unity - the Economic and Social Council affiliated with the Arab League. AFA's primary objective is to facilitate and enhance technical collaboration among member companies within the mineral fertilizer industry, serving as a platform for Arab and International companies at the forefront of the mineral fertilizer industry, fosters stronger relationships and networking opportunities with global institutions, organizations, and industry leaders in fertilizer manufacturing, operations, technology solutions, agricultural advancements as well as, providing fertilizer market insights, updates, and technical reports.

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Innovation Norway

Innovation Norway is Norway's official trade and investment promotional organisation. Our role is to help Norwegian companies to grow in international markets, and international companies to invest and expand in Norway.

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World Fertilizer Magazine

World Fertilizer Magazine is the premier source of technical and analytical information for the fertilizer sector. The independently audited publication is distributed internationally, providing regular regional reports, keynote pieces from major companies, technical institutions and industry commentators, as well as case studies and detailed technical articles relating to all aspects of the fertilizer sector. Please visit www.worldfertilizer.com for the latest news and to subscribe to the magazine.

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