Gas processing - 29 July 2014

Business Monitor International has released a new report on the Saudi Arabian oil and gas market to 2023.

Middle East refineries are to ship the largest amount of gasoline and other fuels to Asia since December 2013.

The US EIA explains that as cash flow has flattened, major oil companies have increased their debts and sold assets.

A look at some of the latest oil refining news from around the world.

Johnson Matthey has established a site for a new catalyst plant in Brazil.

David Goldwyn of the Brookings Institute explains how the US can act to defend against today’s energy and security challenges.

BASF has announced increased earnings in the second quarter due to higher volumes.

The latest oil and gas industry announcements including personnel, new contracts, association formations and GTL.

A multitude of ‘homemade’ oil refineries have sprung up in Syria due to disruptions in fuel supply arising from the civil war.

A new international occupational health and safety management systems standard is currently under development.

The UN Security Council has strongly condemned the illegal sales of oil from Syria or Iraq by terrorist groups.

BP has warned that further sanctions on Russia could have an adverse effect on the company’s finances and operations.

NuStar Energy’s second quarter EBITDA from continuing operations stood at US$ 140.1 million, compared to Q2 2013 EBITDA of US$ 114.3 million.

AFPM President, Charles T. Drevna responded to an editorial in The Hill which commented on the Renewable Fuel Standard.

Air Products has announced its third quarter results.

A look at the oil and gas sector in Algeria with the US Energy Information Administration.

BP has announced its financial results for Q2 2014.

British Gas Business makes deal with Elster for 100,000 gas meters.