Central Asia
Uzbekistan Partners with CNCEC-TCC on Coal-to-Ammonia Cooperation
Seetao 2026-10-26 10:25
  • China Uzbekistan chemical cooperation accelerates, empowering industrial upgrading in Central Asia
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At the meeting in Tashkent, Uzbekistan National Chemical Corporation and China Tianchen have finalized a new round of chemical cooperation. Both sides have turned their attention to exploring local coal resources and plan to rely on mature coal chemical technology to lay out ammonia and urea production lines, filling the raw material gap in the local fertilizer industry chain and opening up new paths for energy and chemical cooperation between China and Uzbekistan.

Memorandum of Cooperation Confirmed

CNCEC-TCC is deeply involved in the design and construction of large-scale industrial facilities in the chemical and petrochemical fields. It was established in 1953 and is headquartered in Tianjin, under the jurisdiction of CNCEC. CNCEC-TCC has rich experience in implementing overseas chemical projects. This cooperation document was officially signed after an internal meeting of the Uzbekistan company, and the relevant information was released by the Uzbekistan company's press office. The memorandum anchors deep cooperation in the chemical industry, and both parties will jointly screen high-quality investment projects, introduce advanced technology solutions into the production process, and fully unleash the potential of Uzbekistan's coal resources.Keywords: coal to ammonia, China Uzbekistan chemical cooperation

Conduct feasibility study and evaluation

According to the agreement, the two companies will jointly conduct a technical and economic feasibility study of the project, assess the local coal resource endowment, determine the suitable process route and production scale, and sort out feasible implementation models. Uzbekistan National Chemical Corporation stated that cooperation can improve the efficiency of chemical raw material utilization and rely on resource deep processing to create higher value-added chemical products.Editor/Min Jing

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