Norwegian company Yara International has opened the world's biggest AdBlue facility in Brunsbüttel, Germany, which has production capacity of 1.1 million tons. AdBlue is a urea solution which, when injected into the Selective Catalytic Reduction catalyst on vehicles, turns toxic NOx fumes into nitrogen and water vapour. The €28m ($34.5m) Brunsbüttel plant houses a 17,500 m3 AdBlue storage tank, as well as a deep sea ship loading facility and fully automated truck loading station. Yara has a total of approximately half a million AdBlue plants globally which now have the capacity to remove five tons of NOx emissions.
Norwegian company Yara International has opened the world's biggest AdBlue facility in Brunsbüttel, Germany, which has production capacity of 1.1 million tons. AdBlue is a urea solution which, when injected into the Selective Catalytic Reduction catalyst on vehicles, turns toxic NOx fumes into nitrogen and water vapour. The €28m ($34.5m) Brunsbüttel plant houses a 17,500 m3 AdBlue storage tank, as well as a deep sea ship loading facility and fully automated truck loading station. Yara has a total of five AdBlue plants globally which now have the capacity to remove approximately half a million tons of NOx emissions.