What is the planned annual production capacity of the world's largest low-carbon ammonia production base, and where is it being built?

The world's largest low-carbon ammonia production base, currently under construction in Louisiana, USA, will have an annual ammonia production capacity of 1.4 million tons upon completion.

Which companies are investing in the project, and what are their respective equity stakes?

The project is jointly invested by CF Industries Holdings (40% stake), Japan's largest energy company JERA (35% stake), and Mitsubishi Corporation (25% stake).

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