Z Energy Limited (NZX: ZEL) Serves Dispute Notice on Refining New Zealand

Z Energy earlier today issued a dispute notice on the New Zealand Refining Company under the terms of the processing agreement that Z has with the Refining company.

Mike Bennetts, Chief Executive for Z commented, “Z disagrees with the 2021 linear programme that Refining NZ provided to the industry. The proposition does not allow the Refinery’s customers to access the full capacity of the refinery and makes no financial adjustment for this reduced capacity. Z has notified the Refinery that we will pay the contracted processing fee only and we will not make any additional top-up or fee floor payments while full capacity is not made available to Z. Additionally, Z will claim for costs incurred while the Refinery is in breach of the processing agreement.

See the link below for more details:

Z Energy serves notice on Refining NZ

Source: Z Energy Limited

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