A consortium led by Copenhagen Atomics has proposed a $4bn project that aims to create the world’s cheapest low-carbon ammonia.
A $4bn agreement to build a nuclear-powered ammonia plant in Indonesia is shaping up as a crucial test for a Danish start-up that claims its technology can produce the cheapest form of the clean fuel.
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