Agrium ups ante on Cook Inlet gasHigher fertilizer prices prompt Agrium to offer $3 per mcf, wants to keep Nikiski plant open Steve Sutherlin Petroleum News Associate Editor
Agrium Inc. has offered to pay more money for Cook Inlet natural gas in its latest attempt to avoid a scheduled Oct. 31 shutdown of its nitrogen fertilizer plant on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula.
The company offered $3 per thousand cubic feet of gas to Cook Inlet producers, a significant jump over the hi....
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