Gas processing

Modernisation of Europe’s energy systems was a key focus of Commissioner Arias Cañete’s keynote speech at the Euro Economic Congress.

International SOS advises North-east oil companies expanding their presence in malaria-risk regions.

On 21 April 2015, ANGA President and CEO Marty Durbin released a statement on the DOE's Quadrennial Energy Review.

Investment in the nation’s energy infrastructure will create jobs, enhance energy security and enable a cleaner energy future.

IHS has said that by 2020 the US is to emerge as the largest exporter of light naphtha, which is essential for the production of gasoline and chemicals.

ExxonMobil’s President of Gas & Power Marketing has called for urgent action on US LNG exports.

Japanese banks have taken the top spot in Poten & Partners’ 2015 ranking of LNG project finance lenders.

On 17 April, Norway participated in the launch of the World Bank initiative ‘Zero Routine Flaring by 2030’.

A new white paper from ANGA encourages US policymakers to approve terminals that allow for the export of LNG.

Projections in EIA's Annual Energy Outlook 2015 show the potential to eliminate net US energy imports between 2020 and 2030.

Persistent low crude oil prices provide opportunity for industry to reinvent itself, says GlobalData Analyst.

Wood Mackenzie contemplates the impact of China’s Go West strategy.

Brent crude prices eased in March versus February with no sign of a supply cut back.

The conference and expo will be held at The Hague, Netherlands between 20-22 April.

Business Monitor International takes a brief look at the oil, gas and petrochemicals sector in Russia.