Thu, 02nd May 2013 06:47
OSLO, May 2 (Reuters) - Production on the second of threeprocessing trains at the In Amenas gas plant in Algeria resumeda short time ago but it is unclear when the third one willresume operations, Statoil chief executive Helge Lundsaid on Thursday.
The plant at In Amenas was attacked by Islamist militants inJanuary, leading to the deaths of some 70 employees. Statoil isthe co-operator of the plant, together with BP andstate-owned Algerian Sonatrach.
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