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Strike project Haber to be cheaper, use less gas

STRIKE Energy has completed its pre front end engineering design study for its planned 1.4 million tonne per annum Haber urea project in Western Australia, concluding it will cost less and require less gas to run it than expected.

Mark Tilly

Pre-FEED work cuts 6% off costs

The pre-FEED work was carried out by Technip Energies, which concluded it will cost around 6% less to build the ammonia-to-urea production facility when compared to the original cost Technip put forward...

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