Gas processing - 03 December 2014

Consumption of diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) across North America has been rising in recent years and is set to hit an industry milestone of one billion gal. by 2019.

Some of the latest refining news from Europe and the Americas.

Pakistan is turning to LNG as an alternative source to plug its gas shortfalls in the face of political obstruction to the Iran-Pakistan pipeline.

The inaugural Tank Storage Middle East event is scheduled to take place 26 – 27 January at the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre and boasts a strong speaker line up for its conference programme.

According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), the number of natural gas customers participating in customer choice programs is increasing.

According to Business Monitor International (BMI), South Korea’s LNG imports have fallen 8.2% year on year in the first 10 months of 2014.

The Autumn Statement from FairFuelUK claims that low oil prices are indeed good for the economy.

News from companies heavily involved in the oil and gas sector including Intergraph, Bechtel and Eni.

Saudi Arabia’s LPG demand surging as ethane supply strains.

A GlobalData analyst suggests that Australia should be careful not to overcommit to floating LNG too soon.

The American Public Gas Association has filed a motion to intervene on an LNG export application and has argued against them at a conference.

FairFuelUK have written to George Osborne Chancellor of the Exchequer regarding the prices at UK pumps.

According to a recent survey by BDO, global fluctuations have companies looking to strengthen domestic operations.