Gas processing

Part One of Hydrocarbon Engineering’s preview of a selection of companies that are exhibiting their downstream oil and gas sulfur technologies at Sulphur 2013 in Miami, Florida, USA.

The latest oil and gas processing news from around the world.

According to an analyst from consulting firm GlobalData, the Chinese government’s decision to cancel a 400 000 bpd refinery project in Taizhou will have ‘far reaching consequences’.

According to the US EIA, the volume of ethanol blended into gasoline has become a stronger indicator of overall US gasoline demand.

The Chevron Richmond refinery opened its gates to the public on Saturday for the first time since the August 2012 fire.

Air Products has signed a long term agreement with Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) to build, own and operate several new industrial gas facilities in Kochi, Kerala.

Keen to sell larger volumes, refiners are shifting to longer haul tankers and large storage terminals in key hubs.

The US EIA estimates that the US will be the world’s top producer of petroleum and natural gas hydrocarbons in 2013.

The nominees are revealed for the Oil Council awards of excellence.

A round up of some of the latest downstream oil and gas news from Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

US Energy Information Administration reports a second consecutive massive gain in natural gas supply

Chevron Phillips Chemical has received final approval for a USGC petrochemicals project and has awarded contracts.

According to a recent report from Business Monitor, Nigeria’s hydrocarbon sector continues to struggle amid a worsening political and business environment

A US Energy Information Administration report has revealed that crude oil inventories are booming again

American Fuel & Petrochemical Association have filed for a rehearing on the Low Carbon Fuel Standard