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<blockquote data-quote="Darius_Jedburgh" data-source="post: 7755203" data-attributes="member: 157683"><p>They have only become so big because there is no other competition in terms of other AN manufacturers in the UK- Norsk Hydro (Yara) shut down their AN factory at Immingham years ago and the huge cost and likely planning restrictions on any would be new AN factory being built in the UK means there won't be competition to dilute their current position; If the fact they produce so vital a commodity that it's deemed to be in the UK national interest to our Government then they should become stakeholders on have a direct say in how it is controlled but that just won't happen- plus with the green agenda, AN is going to become ever more undesirable so if say 1 of the 2 factories gets closed for pure commercial reasons, what happens to those customers currently buying all the CO2 that it used to produce as a by-product?</p><p>In the short term the Government should consider providing an immediate subsidy to CF to cover the gap between the high gas price and the commercial AN value to enable AN and effectively Co2 production to resume.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Darius_Jedburgh, post: 7755203, member: 157683"] They have only become so big because there is no other competition in terms of other AN manufacturers in the UK- Norsk Hydro (Yara) shut down their AN factory at Immingham years ago and the huge cost and likely planning restrictions on any would be new AN factory being built in the UK means there won't be competition to dilute their current position; If the fact they produce so vital a commodity that it's deemed to be in the UK national interest to our Government then they should become stakeholders on have a direct say in how it is controlled but that just won't happen- plus with the green agenda, AN is going to become ever more undesirable so if say 1 of the 2 factories gets closed for pure commercial reasons, what happens to those customers currently buying all the CO2 that it used to produce as a by-product? In the short term the Government should consider providing an immediate subsidy to CF to cover the gap between the high gas price and the commercial AN value to enable AN and effectively Co2 production to resume. [/QUOTE]
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