(Reuters) - The power plant is to supply electricity to the $4.5 billion Qatalum project, a joint venture between state-run Qatar Petroleum and Norway's Hydro.
Qatar, which has the world's third largest gas reserves, has ploughed billions of dollars into steel, petrochemicals and fertilizer plants as it looks to diversify its economy from oil and gas.
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Qatar, which has the world's third largest gas reserves, has ploughed billions of dollars into steel, petrochemicals and fertilizer plants as it looks to diversify its economy from oil and gas.
Read more at Reuters.com Business News
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