Though Rhodia is French, the CERs are awarded on what it does in emerging countries, such as plants in Brazil and South Korea that make adipic acid, a precursor for the production of nylon.
It gets those awards by destroying nitrous oxide by including such technology in those plants, reportedly at a cost of just EUR20 million.
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