PCS has no production facilities in Canada so I believe that is where the others are saying that N production in Canada would be good. Personally, I don't see anyone building here any more because we export most N to the US. It is pretty cheap to move fertilizer from other countries where natural gas is flared off and boat it to New Orleans for the US market. That being said, the X-CIBC chief economist is saying that if we recover from this recession, we'll see triple digit oil again and then transportation costs will become a large consideration in future business plans.
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PCS has no production facilities in Canada so I believe that is where the others are saying that N production in Canada would be good. Personally, I don't see anyone building here any more because we export most N to the US. It is pretty cheap to move fertilizer from other countries where natural gas is flared off and boat it to New Orleans for the US market. That being said, the X-CIBC chief economist is saying that if we recover from this recession, we'll see triple digit oil again and then transportation costs will become a large consideration in future business plans.Comment
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Ps....that should read PCS has no "nitrogen" production facilities.Comment
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http://blogs.forbes.com/nathanvardi/2010/08/19/potashs-500-million-man/?boxes=businesschanneltopstories
http://blogs.forbes.com/nathanvardi/2010/08/18/bhps-potash-deal-might-not-happen/Comment
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