Huntsman Corp. returned an ethylene unit to normal operations at its Port Neches, Texas, chemical plant after a “power blip” caused an interruption in operations, as per Bloomberg. The power interruption at the ethylene oxide unit caused the flaring of ethylene and ethylene oxide. The ethylene unit returned to normal operation as soon as the ethylene oxide unit was restarted yesterday, as per a company spokeswoman.
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