Ineos, the chemicals group, is considering shutting down its plant in Grangemouth, Scotland, due to rising costs and the decline in production of gas from the North Sea. Its chairman singles out energy costs, which he says has been driven up by high environmental taxes on consumers.
http://www.thegwpf.org/britains-energy-crisis-grangemouth-chemical-plant-close/
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