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South Korea's Samsung eyes offshore CCS in Australia

CCS and ammonia agreement struck between Pilot Energy and Samsung

Yiying Li
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The deal is subject to some key conditions, which if met, will see Samsung buy the 20% stake in the Mid West Clean Energy Project (MWCEP). The South Korean giant will also get the rights to be the engineering,...

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