Agrium to decide on coal project in JulyCompany is close to finishing first phase of feasibility study that’s likely to decide the fate of huge Nikiski fertilizer plant Allen Baker For Petroleum News
This coming summer will provide a crucial “litmus test” on whether Agrium Inc. and other potential investors pony up well north of a billion dollars to convert coal into feedstock for the Canadian company’s giant Alaska fertilizer plant.
That’s what Bill Boycott, general manager of Agrium Kenai nit....
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