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Olivier Mussat, CEO of ATOME
Paraguay Derivatives and products
Stuart Penson
24 July 2024
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ATOME and Yara agree terms for major offtake deal

World’s largest green fertiliser supply agreement puts Villeta project in Paraguay on track for FID later this year

Pure-play developer ATOME Energy expects to reach FID on its Villeta green ammonia and fertiliser project in Paraguay later this after agreeing the heads of terms for a major long-term offtake deal with fertiliser group Yara International. Under the terms—which are expected to lead to a definitive contract before the end of the year and represent the world’s largest green fertiliser deal—Yara will buy the 145MW Villeta project’s entire 264,000t/yr output of green calcium ammonium nitrate (CAN), a fertiliser product. “The entry into this strategic relationship with global crop nutrition leader Yara is a significant milestone for ATOME on the path to realise our flagship Villeta Project, which

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