NGC moves to resolve CO2 shortage after Nutrien shutdown

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October 25, 2025

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NGC moves to resolve CO2 shortage after Nutrien shutdown

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Kejan Haynes

Lead Editor - Newsgathering

The National Gas Company (NGC) says it is moving swiftly to address a carbon dioxide (CO2) shortage caused by its ongoing dispute with Nutrien over port fees and access restrictions at Point Lisas.

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