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Shell Norco, Louisiana fire broke out on chemical plant unit, sources say
HOUSTON, April 28 (Reuters) - A Monday night fire at Shell's Norco, Louisiana refining and chemical plant complex broke out on an olefins unit in the chemical plant, people familiar with plant operations said on Tuesday.
The fire broke out on Monday night as Shell was shutting the GO-1 unit to repair a hydrogen leak, the sources said. No injuries were reported from the fire, the company said earlier on Tuesday. (Reporting by Erwin Seba)
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