Oil and gas industry news: 30 October 2014
News from the global oil and gas sector including tank cleanups, LNG contracts and control solutions.
News from the global oil and gas sector including tank cleanups, LNG contracts and control solutions.
Clariant has reported sales growth of 8% in a softening economic environment.
The American Petroleum Institute has said that a proposed refinery regulation is a costly step backward for environmental progress.
Spectra Energy Partners becomes newest member in PennEast pipeline project.
According to the Institute for Energy Research, US oil production is on a steady upswing despite lower global oil prices.
A new report has said that oilsands producers are facing a growing ‘constellation of risks’ as public opposition is hitting the industry’s bottom line.
Professor Ralf Boscheck has said that new guidelines raise questions rather than action.
PIRA Energy Group looks at movements in the oil market for the week ending October 26 2014.
According to Business Monitor International, completion of the plant maintenance project for Qatargas I has boosted Qatar’s long term LNG picture.
The UK and Singapore have released a joint statement on climate change.
News from oil and gas companies including Air Products, Chevron and Johnson Matthey regarding catalysts, natural gas and hydrogen fuels.
DNB Bank has announced that it has revised down the oil price forecast for 2015 to US$ 80/bbl.
Global gains and future potential for clean diesel power in all modes of transportation outlined at 7th Emissions Summit USA.
According to ABI Research, cybersecurity spending for critical infrastructure will be US$ 100 billion by 2020.
The US Energy Information Administration outlines the importance of benchmarks in pricing crude oil.