The new unit relies on a proprietary catalyst system developed by ExxonMobil to remove sulfur and meet US Environmental Protection Agency specifications while minimising octane loss.
Inatech will digitise Hafnia’s fuel procurement process to enable market analysis and supplier management.
The opening of the public access station on the M4 corridor is being supported by Toyota, Hyundai and Honda.
The Pernis Residual Heat Initiative is an innovative project that could help the City of Rotterdam reduce carbon emissions by up to 35 000 tpy.
Sea Asia report explores the viability of scrubbers, low-sulfur fuel and LNG for meeting new regulations.
Liberia has submitted a paper to the IMO MEPC calling for early reporting on 2020-compliant fuel availability.
The latest GlobalData report forecasts significant changes in the auto industry as electric cars become more popular.
Eni and Pertamina have signed an agreement for the development of environmentally friendly refineries and trade business opportunities.
ENOC Group has opened five new service stations in Dubai, expanding its network to 122 stations in the UAE.
Hill will be responsible for project and construction management at two Millenium Bioenergia ethanol plants.
Biofabrik Technologies GmbH introduces a decentralised solution to the problem of waste oil.
Ergon BioFuels LLC has announced plans to close its ethanol plant in Vicksburg, Mississippi, US.
SENER has received DNV GL Approval in Principle for two new LNG-fuelled bunkering vessel designs.
NAES will operate and maintain Red River Biorefinery, owned by BioMass Solution.
John Crane has launched its latest gas seal technology designed to be retrofitted into centrifugal compressors with oil seals to significantly lower operating costs, improve reliability and reduce methane emissions by up to 95%.