29.03.2011 • News

Idemitsu (Japan) Shuts Naphtha Cracker for Maintenance

Japanese refiner Idemitsu Kosan said on Tuesday it shut the naphtha cracker at its Chiba plant, east of Tokyo, on Sunday for maintenance, a little earlier than its original plan.

The cracker will be restarted in mid-May after major scheduled maintenance, a spokeswoman said.

The company had said last November that the cracker would be shut in April-May.

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