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Further debottlenecking of the plant has now taken the production rate to greater than 3.6 million tonnes per year.

The company previously expected work on debottlenecking at the plant to be finished in October.

The minister has tried to address debottlenecking between the ports and mainland.

Debottlenecking and the China investment will require a $200 million investment over the next decade.

This will be achieved through an extensive debottlenecking program at its existing facilities and a greenfield investment in China.

I got a report yesterday on the 30-40 million/day that Phil and his guys may be able to squeeze out of the system with debottlenecking etc.

Subsequently, the project increased its capacity to 22,200 bpd through debottlenecking and minimal capital expenditures for modifications.

Debottlenecking work at the Mildred Lake Upgrader was also completed during the year.

To capitalize on this increase, PotashCorp has announced a major capacity expansion through debottlenecking and expansion projects.

Investing in strategic initiatives like the expansion of the Company's Pinda mill in Brazil and global debottlenecking projects designed to increase capacity.

The refining capacity of the Refinery was increased to 2.75 MMTPA in 1989 through debottlenecking measures.

The refining capacity of this refinery was expanded to 7.5 MMTPA in 1989 by debottlenecking and revamping.

On the other hand, work on Continuous Process Integration is focused on Utilities Debottlenecking for energy and water optimization.

• Primary production at Norsk Hydro Magnesium Division’s Bécancour facility will be increased to 48 000 t/y in 2002 through debottlenecking.

My home country, Estonia, is also a maritime country and I am pleased that this report focuses on debottlenecking in the port sector in several Member States.

We believe that our line-up of expansion and debottlenecking projects are more valuable today than they were a few months ago, and will be necessary to meet the increase in demand,' he said.

Midstream was $63.8 million because of the ramp up in drilling and the need for additional gathering pipelines, compression, and debottlenecking the company's system in the spring and early summer.

Approximately two-thirds of this was spent in the potash segment, primarily on continuing debottlenecking and expansion projects at our Lanigan, Allan, Patience Lake, Cory and New Brunswick facilities.

This was principally related to our various debottlenecking and expansion projects at Lanigan, Patience Lake, Cory, New Brunswick and Rocanville, and loadout expansions at Rocanville and Allan.

"While we are still running at capacity, we will release a meaningful amount of capacity in fiscal 2011 and plan to increase capacity, through debottlenecking, by 3 to 4 percent annually over the next few years with minimal capital investments," said Martens.

Investment continues to be focused on debottlenecking US / Canada and Mexico Specialty Salts facilities and also on enhancing Mexico's capability to process multiple grades of rock consistent with the Company's supply chain diversification strategy.

Through debottlenecking and expansion projects at existing facilities, PotashCorp is currently developing approximately 6 million additional tonnes of production to come on line incrementally over the next several years, providing additional gross margin leverage based on expected higher volumes and prices.

"Longer term, a low-cost option to expand Jimblebar to 55 million tonnes per annum and the broader debottlenecking of the supply chain is expected to underpin capital efficient growth in capacity to approximately 260-270 million tonnes per annum," he said.

Installed Canadian primary nameplate capacity has since remained stable, but is now set to increase due to the start-up of Magnola Metallurgy’s 58 000-t/y plant at Danville, Quebec, and a debottlenecking of Hydro Magnesium’s Bécancour plant.

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