An unspecified problem has compelled a sudden shutdown at Haldia Petrochemicals’ newly revamped 676,000 tpa naphtha cracker. The duration of the shutdown is not certain.
HPL resumed operations around late January 2010, after a 75 day shutdown that started in late October for 30% capacity expansion.
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