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Methanex Helps to Ease New Zealand Power Squeeze by Idling Plant

Methanex Corp. will temporarily idle its New Zealand methanol plant, allowing it to sell natural gas to local generators to alleviate a squeeze on the electricity market.

By: financialpost.com

Aug 13 2024
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(Bloomberg) — Methanex Corp. will temporarily idle its New Zealand methanol plant, allowing it to sell natural gas to local generators to alleviate a squeeze on the electricity market. Read More

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