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Biorefinery touted as second life for Marsden Point plant

Channel Infrastructure has extended an option for sale of its old refinery gear to consortium including Australian airline Qantas.

Channel Infrastructure’s site at Marsden Point is now a fuel import terminal.

Tim Hunter Tue, 01 Oct 2024

Channel Infrastructure’s potential US$33.9 million ($53m) sale of second-hand refinery kit has been kicked down the road to July 2025 after buyers proposed to use it for a new biorefinery at Marsden Point.

In a statement to the NZX, Channel Infrastructure said it had entered a conditional

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Tim Hunter Tue, 01 Oct 2024
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