Gas processing

The American Petroleum Institute have commented further on the new Securities and Exchange Commission rules, saying that they will put US companies at a competitive disadvantage.

Severn Glocon has been awarded a contract to supply severe service control valves to the Gorgon Project gas processing plant on Barrow Island, Western Australia.

The American Petroleum Institute have said that the SEC’s transparency rule is likely to harm competitiveness and cost jobs.

New data shows that US demand for most major petroleum products declined in July, signalling that the country’s economy is still faltering.

Cameroon’s government is looking to lift the country’s fuel subsidies but risks causing serious unrest as happened in Nigeria in 2011.

API releases a statement explaining that crude oil prices have been the primary cause of accelerating gasoline prices in California and elsewhere.

API’s Downstream Group Director made a statement on August 8th arguing that the RFS programme must be revamped in order to remain viable.

Following the approval of its Restart Plan, the oil and gas pipeline giant will restart its Line 14, which delivers crude to refiners in Chicago.

A large fire at Chevron’s Richmond refinery has been extinguished, leaving safety and environmental concerns in its wake.

The feed contract for an oil and gas FPSO facility offshore Angola has been awarded to KBR.

The National Petroleum Council has released a report affirming a long future for oil and natural gas development.

Nancy Yamaguchi, Hydrocarbon Engineering Contributing Editor, delves into the Sub-Saharan African refining sector, providing a county by country analysis of the region’s downstream oil and gas operations.

The latest downstream news from North America and Latin America

The US energy and jobs act could reduce unemployment and help the faltering economy.

The American Public Gas Association has sent a letter to Secretary Chu to clarify the US Department of Energy’s stance on natural gas vehicles.