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7 April 2008
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2008 IFA Technical Symposium
Food, Fuel and Climate Change: Challenges for the Fertilizer Industry
Sao Paulo, Brazil, 10-14 March 2008

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Opening Session: Food, Fuel and Climate Change: Challenges for the Fertilizer Industry

  • Overview of the Brazilian ethanol market
    Marcos Jank, UNICA (Sao Paulo Sugar Cane Agro-industry Union), Brazil
  • Brazilian agro-energy developments
    José Zilio, ALF International Inc., Brazil
  • European biofuel developments
    Christian Pallière, EFMA
  • Second generation bio-ethanol technology
    Klaus Henrik Jørgensen, BioGasol, Denmark


Plenary Session 1: Technology and Sustainability

  • Fertilizers, biomass and CO2 emissions
    Frank Brentrup, Yara GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
  • Carbon Dioxide Recovery (CDR) project at GPIC
    Fadhel Al-Ansari, GPIC, Bahrain
  • Worst case scenario or no-risk option? Managing fertilizer safety and security in Canada
    David Finlayson, CFI, Canada
  • Sulphur-Enhanced Fertilizers (SEF): A new generation of N, P and S fertilizers
    Graeme Blair, Shell Sulphur Solutions, Shell Canada Energy

Plenary Session 2: Technology and Sustainability

  • SHE innovations in urea production technology
    Stephen Zwart, Stamicarbon B.V., The Netherlands
  • Opportunities with sulphur fertilizers
    Kent Lambden, Omni Sulphur, USA
  • Hydrogen peroxide NOx abatement for low temperature nitric acid plant tail gases
    Amiad Alexandron, Haifa Chemicals Ltd., Israel
  • EnviNOx: Process for N2O and NOx abatement in nitric acid plants - Experience and best available technique
    Michael Groves, Uhde GmbH, Germany

Parallel Session 1: Production Technologies - Nitrogen

  • Innovative ammonia emission reduction scheme for urea granulation plants
    Matthias Potthoff, Uhde Fertilizer Technology B.V., The Netherlands
  • Toyo’s ACES21: Advanced urea production technology
    Eiji Sakata, Toyo Engineering Corporation, Japan

Parallel Session 1: Production Technologies - Phosphate

  • Effect of inorganic modifiers on PA dihydrate slurry filtration at high reaction temperature (90°C)
    Karim Halaseh, JPMC, Jordan
  • Beneficiation of low grade phosphate ores (behaviour of ores from two Middle East resources)
    Arafat D.S. Ghosheh, Ma’aden, Saudi Arabia

Parallel Session 2: Production Technologies - Nitrogen

  • Commissioning of a new GPN 1500 MTPD nitric acid plant
    Jean-François Granger, GPN, France
  • First urea granulation plant in Brazil
    Renato Pereira Da Silva, Petroleo Brasileiro S.A.-Petrobras, Brazil

Parallel Session 2: Production Technologies - Phosphate

  • Tackling fluorine in phosphoric acid plants
    Benoît Van Massenhove, Prayon Technologies, Belgium
  • Good phosphate rock from low quality ore
    Rinaldo Pedro Nardi, CVRD (Vale), Brazil

Plenary Session 3: Technology and Sustainability

  • Safe execution of turnarounds – GPIC experience
    Yasser A Rahim, Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company, Bahrain
  • SHE management, the best practices during turn around
    Abdulrahman Al-Zuraig, SAFCO, Saudi Arabia
  • A joint venture between Brazil and Morocco for phosphate fertilizer supply
    Paul Smith, Bunge Fertilizantes S.A., Brazil
  • Safety, health and environment risk management on fertilizer sites
    Vladimir Lvov, MCC-Eurochem, Russia

Plenary Session 4: Technology and Sustainability

  • SHE management, the best practices during turn around
    Abdulrahman Al-Zuraig, SAFCO, Saudi Arabia
  • A joint venture between Brazil and Morocco for phosphate fertilizer supply
    Paul Smith, Bunge Fertilizantes S.A., Brazil
  • Safety, health and environment risk management on fertilizer sites
    Vladimir Lvov, MCC-Eurochem, Russia

Closing Session

  • Product stewardship for Yara in Brazil
    Jan Chys, Yara S.A., Belgium
  • Mosaic Brazil: EHS successful story
    Renato Tavares de Souza, Mosaic Fertilizantes do Brasil S.A.
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