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Gurgaon-based ACME to set up green hydrogen, ammonia facility in Oman SEZ

The facility would be set up with an initial investment of $2.5 billion

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Shreya Jai New Delhi
Gurgaon-based ACME will set up a facility to produce green hydrogen and green ammonia in Oman, working in collaboration with a company that manages a Special Economic Zone in the sultanate’s Duqm region.

The facility would be set up with an initial investment of $2.5 billion and will produce 2,200 tonne of green ammonia daily. ACME and Tatweer have identified the land parcel in Duqm. “ACME has opted for Oman for its first large scale green ammonia commercial project considering the strategic location of the Oman, the support received from the Government bodies and high solar irradiation in the country,” ACME

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