Topsoe to Support FEED Study for Low-Carbon Ammonia Plant in Louisiana
Topsoe will license its SynCOR Ammonia™ technology, to CF Industries that when combined with carbon capture & storage (CCS), enables the production of industry leading low-carbon ammonia. // PHOTO: Topsoe
May 8, 2024
BY Topsoe
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