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Tabuk companies go green in search of business with NEOM

Tabuk companies go green in search of business with NEOM

  • The iONTRON will reduce both carbon dioxide emissions and noise pollution, and electricity will be used instead of liquid fuel to power a concrete pump, which results in less direct emissions
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