Statkraft unveils plans for latest Shetland green ammonia project

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The Tagdale Green Ammonia site would be around 3.5km north-west of Lerwick / Credit: Statkraft
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The Tagdale Green Ammonia site would be around 3.5km north-west of Lerwick / Credit: Statkraft

Norwegian energy giant confirms plans for Tagdale Green Ammonia projects, after securing site for new 80MW plant

Energy giant Statkraft has confirmed plans to open a second green ammonia production facility in Shetland, Scotland, after agreeing an option for a suitable site for the proposed plant. Statkraft said...

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