Home Industry Energy Saudi Sipchem Says Plant Shutdown Cost $4.8m The closures lasted between 20 and 26 days. by Reuters April 27, 2015 Two affiliates of Saudi International Petrochemical Co (Sipchem) restarted operations making carbon monoxide and acetic acid after a suspension for scheduled maintenance, the company said on Sunday. The closures, which lasted between 20 and 26 days, cost about SAR18 million ($4.8 million), to be reflected in earnings for the second quarter of this year, Sipchem said. International Gases Co has a production capacity of 345,000 tonnes per year of carbon monoxide. International Acetyl Co can make 400,000 tonnes of acetic acid per year. 0 Comments
