"Perdaman Chemicals and Fertilisers selected three international companies to supply its coal gasification, ammonia and urea melt and granulation technology for its $3.5 billion Collie Urea Project last week. Perdaman projects director Joseph McCarthy said it is now time to look locally." View full article from The South Western Times
Perdaman Chemicals and Fertilisers (Perdaman) has selected its coal gasification, ammonia and urea melt and granulation technology providers for the A$3.5 billion Collie Urea Project in Western Australia. The state of the art technologies will be sourced from three international companies. Oil and gas major Shell will provide the plant's core coal gasification and gas [...]
Mines and Petroleum Minister Norman Moore today announced a new study examining the potential for carbon capture and storage in the State's South West. Mr Moore said that the 'Lower Lesueur Carbon Dioxide Geosequestration Study', a desktop analysis of the suitability of locations to store carbon dioxide in the Southern Perth Basin between Bunbury and [...]
On Thursday 4 June 2009 the contract for all Engineering, Procurement and Construction work on the Perdaman Urea Plant in Collie has been signed by Samsung Engineering Co. Ltd. of Korea and P.T. Inti Karya Persada Tehnik (IKPT) of Indonesia. Please see below for all media coverage of this milestone WA Today - Collie plant to [...]
Perdaman Chemicals and Fertilisers (Perdaman) has signed a binding Heads of Agreement for the EPC (Engineering, Procurement and Construction) work for its Collie Urea Project in Western Australia involving Samsung Engineering Co. Ltd. of Korea and P.T. Inti Karya Persada Tehnik (IKPT) of Indonesia. Samsung will act as the lead contractor for the EPC work, [...]
The Collie Urea Project and the new Perdaman Industries company name were launched at a formal presentation at the Collie Ridge Motel on Friday 6 March, 2009. Please see below to view media coverage of the event. Industrial hubs make mark on regional WA, The West Australian, Page 58, 18 March 2009 (PDF) Lots of [...]
