Oct 24 (Reuters) – There is probably no long-term commercial future for the oil refinery and associated petrochemicals plant at Grangemouth in Scotland even if the current owners, Ineos and PetroChina, can resolve their dispute with workers and the labour union.
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/10/24/britain-refinery-idUKL5N0IE2MF20131024
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