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A $4.6 billion plant will make ammonia ‘the fuel of the future’

November 23, 2022• adminaclcop

In Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa, thousands of hectares of land could one day become the world’s largest “green ammonia” plant.

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Last modified: November 23, 2022

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