The new owners of a refinery in Newfoundland have been charged with health and safety violations after a flash explosion at the plant in 2022 that killed a worker and injured seven others. Braya Renewable Fuels, formerly the North Atlantic Refinery, is shown in Come By Chance, N.L., on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Paul Daly

Newfoundland refinery operator charged for flash explosion that killed worker

by The Canadian Press July 23, 2024

written by The Canadian Press July 23, 2024

The owner of a refinery in Newfoundland has been charged with health and safety violations for a flash explosion at the plant in 2022 that killed a worker and injured seven others. A news release from the Newfoundland and Labrador government says Braya Renewable Fuels is facing a dozen charges under...

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