Who owns Atlas petrochemicals?

The majority owner of Atlas is Canadian petrochemicals giant Methanex (63.1 per cent), which in March announced it was shuttering Atlas’ sister plant, Titan, because of dampened international commodity markets and prices, exacerbated by the covid19 pandemic and global lockdown.

Is Atlas ready to restart the natural gas sector?

“Looking forward, we are encouraged by the developments to increase the natural gas supply within the T&T energy sector, and we are prepared to restart Atlas when conditions are favourable and sustainable,” the company added.

What makes Atlas a trusted logistics partner?

A trusted logistics partner determined to create value for our customers by reshaping the last mile logistics process with technology, innovation and customized solutions in the Permian. With plant locations at the Kermit Dune and Monahans Dune, Atlas provides a significant advantage of proximity to more wells than anyone else.

What makes Atlas a great solution provider?

Entrepreneurial team with strong exploration and production experience, differentiating Atlas as a solution provider with an in-depth understanding of unique customer challenges and needs. Delivering premium products through leading-edge logistics solutions that supports customers in meeting their mission critical needs.

Will Atlas methanol be idled in 2024?

Simultaneously, the Company announced its intention to idle the Atlas methanol plant (“Atlas”) (Methanex interest 63.1% or 1,085,000 tonnes per year capacity) in September 2024, when its legacy 20-year natural gas agreement expires.

How do I contact Methanex in Trinidad & Tobago?

For more information about Methanex in Trinidad, please contact: Maracaibo Drive Point Lisas Industrial Estate Point Lisas Republic of Trinidad and Tobago T: 1 868 679 4400 F: 1 868 679 2400 Methanex in Trinidad and Tobago offers a corporate culture that encourages teamwork and communication.