Representative for Evonik asks Mobile County to approve amendment increasing capital target and delaying operation date
A representative for Evonik asked the Mobile County Commission to approve a first amendment to a 2022 project agreement that raises the capital investment target and delays the commencement date; staff and outside bodies have approved related adjustments, and the representative said there is no additional county cost.
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Jay Watkins, a lawyer with Maynard Nexon representing Evonik, told the Mobile County Commission on Monday that Evonik seeks a first amendment to a 2022 local project agreement to increase the company’s capital-investment target and push back the facility’s start-up date.
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