ABS Issues Approval in Principle for Ammonia FPSO with Carbon Capture from MODEC and TOYO
Katsuhiro Nishizawa, Deputy Division Director, Carbon Neutral Business Division, Toyo Engineering Corporation; Kazutaka Murayama, Function Manager, Engineering Department, MODEC, Inc.; and Makoto Oba, ABS Director, Business Development Japan // PHOTO: ABS
February 5, 2025
BY ABS & Affiliated Companies
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