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The product uses Shell Thiogro Urea-ES technology, a patented process to incorporate micronized elemental sulphur in a matrix of urea. The technology will be installed at Two Rivers Terminal鈥檚 facility in Moses Lake, Washington and will be produced on IPCO Rotoforms. In addition to this technology, Shell will also be providing technical expertise and sulphur through an offtake agreement from its Puget Sound refinery, thereby unlocking the full value of the sulphur as a regional crop input.

鈥淭wo Rivers Terminal is excited to begin production of this product as soon as possible. We feel there is a great fit within the Pacific North West and California for a product that can provide a controlled release of sulphur over a single growing season.鈥� said Steve Peot, General Manager, Two Rivers Terminal.

鈥淭he small particle size of the sulphur coupled with a grade of 11-0-0-75 can not only be used as a replacement to bentonite but also as a viable replacement to ammonium sulphate. Leaching of nutrients, including sulphate is a common concern in the agronomic community. With quick oxidation of the elemental sulphur we expect Special-S to provide continuous, season long sulphur nutrition while minimizing losses from leaching鈥�.

Shell is committed to offering more and cleaner energy solutions to our ever-growing population. 鈥淎s a global leader in innovation in the sulphur industry, Shell is committed to helping to meet the challenges the world will face in energy, food and water. Shell Thiogro technology is just one of the ways that we are overcoming these challenges鈥� said Jason Wong, Vice President of Shell Global Bitumen and Sulphur.

鈥淢ade possible by Shell Thiogro technology, Two Rivers Terminal will produce a high Sulphur Urea- ES fertiliser which will help resolve food challenges today and, in the future, through increased crop yields; with the intent of improving the lives and profitability of agricultural communities. Through strong collaboration, Two Rivers Terminal and Shell can respond to the population demands of a dynamic and fast changing world.鈥�

The technology is expected to be commissioned in Q2, 2019.

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Shell Thiogro technologies help to enable fertiliser producers to safely incorporate micron-sized particles of elemental sulphur into the world鈥檚 most widely-used fertilisers, including MAP, DAP, TSP and urea. The fine elemental sulphur particle size promotes the oxidation of the sulphur within the crop season. Shell Thiogro technologies have been licensed and installed in fertiliser plants in Asia, North America and Australia. Shell Thiogro is part of Shell Sulphur Solutions, Shell鈥檚 dedicated business for managing the complete sulphur value chain.

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