PKN Orlen Declares Force Majeure on PTA
According to a source related to PKN Orlen, after almost two weeks of production following a heat exchanger issue in early November, PKN Orlen was declaring force majeure on PTA from its Wloclawek, Poland plant. A similar heat exchanger technical fault appears to be the root cause again but the duration of the outage this time has been estimated at 21 days.
2026-09-06
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