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Rabat.. Moroccan-Australian project to develop green energy

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The Rabat: Morocco announces a joint project with Australia to develop green energy, aiming to provide hydrogen, ammonia, and green fertilizers in Morocco, Europe, and global markets. This came according to a statement by the OCP Phosphates Group in Morocco (OCP - government company) published and reported by the official news agency on Monday evening. The project is a joint venture with Australian company 'Fortescue Energy' to develop green ene…

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Rabat.. Moroccan-Australian project to develop green energy

The Rabat: Morocco announces a joint project with Australia to develop green energy, aiming to provide hydrogen, ammonia, and green fertilizers in Morocco, Europe, and global markets. This came according to a statement by the OCP Phosphates Group in Morocco (OCP - government company) published and reported by the official news agency on Monday evening. The project is a joint venture with Australian company 'Fortescue Energy' to develop green ene…

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