North Ammonia pause development of Eydehavn Green Ammonia
North Ammonia has revealed its intention to continue to invest along the coast of Norway, while putting further work for the Eydehavn plant in Arendal on hold.
North Ammonia has revealed its intention to continue to invest along the coast of Norway, while putting further work for the Eydehavn plant in Arendal on hold.
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Air Products and Yara International have advanced negotiations to partner on low-emission ammonia projects.
Addis Energy has secured US$8.3 million to scale its transformative approach to low-cost ammonia production.
OCP Group and UNIDO have signed an MoU to accelerate agricultural transformation and low-carbon industrial development in Africa and the rest of the globe.
OCI Global has announced the sale of OCI Ammonia Holding to AGROFERT.