Mega-scale urea plants are up and running — will jumbo plants be next?
Gerald Ondrey
Like the ammonia plants that feed them, urea plants are getting bigger. These large-scale plants are being built to not only meet the increasing demand for fertilizer — projected to grow steadily at 3.7%/yr — but also to take advantage of economies of scale....
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