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Woodside to Spend Over $745 Million on Hydrogen, Ammonia Plant
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Woodside Petroleum (WPL.AX) will invest more than A$1 billion ($746 million) to build a carbon-neutral hydrogen and ammonia production facility in Western Australia, the state government said on Monday.
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