Gas processing - 09 October 2014

The MT Sunrise 689 oil tanker that disappeared on 2 October has now been released by the pirates that hijacked it.

A round up of some of the latest refining news from around the world, including a look at how one US refinery is employing a herd of goats...

EY suggests that capital allocation is paramount for oil and gas companies that have to make long term investment decisions.

According to the US EIA, lower petrochemical use of propane is driven by a wider price spread between propane and ethane.

IHS has said that the supply of North American ethane to Europe is providing opportunity for Western European producers.

According to the International Center for Natural Gas Information, worldwide working gas capacity is to grow in the coming years.

Business Monitor International look at the oil and gas sector in a selection of African countries.

According to new research from the Climate Policy Initiative, a low carbon energy transition could save the economy trillions over the next 20 years.

The US Energy Information Administration reports on gasoline and diesel price movements over the past week.

A new study shows that Colorado counties are experiencing rapid growth thanks to oil and natural gas.

The US Energy Information Administration projects that heating oil and propane expenditures will be lower this winter than last.

Announcements from global oil and gas companies including contracts, licensing and awards.

Hydrocarbon Engineering previews a selection of companies that are exhibiting at Sulphur 2014 in Paris, France.

Tracerco, part of Johnson Matthey, relaunches level finder technology.