Global Briefing: Danish firms plot $4bn green ammonia plant in Indonesia

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The signing ceremony for the ammonia power plant | Credit: iStock
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The signing ceremony for the ammonia power plant | Credit: iStock

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Danish companies back nuclear-powered ammonia plant in Indonesia Four Danish companies - Topsoe, Alfa Laval, Copenhagen Atomics, and Aalborg CSP - have unveiled plans to build a huge ammonia power plant...

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