Japan's Nansei to restart typhoon-halted refinery on Aug 31
Japanese refiner Nansei Sekiyu said on Tuesday it expects to restart its 100,000 barrels per day Nishihara refinery in Okinawa on Aug. 31, after a strong typhoon passed over the area, Reuters reports.
The company resumed truck terminal shipments on Monday at the refinery in southwestern Japan and will resume marine operations as soon as weather conditions permit, it said in a statement.
Nansei Sekiyu is wholly owned by Brazil's Petrobras .