Gas processing

American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers say hidden tax proposal will hurt Washington State consumers, workers and businesses.

The American Petroleum Institute comment on the Environmental Protection Agency’s data that confirms there is no compelling need to impose greenhouse gas controls on refineries.

A round up of construction and maintenance news from around the world at the start of 2012.

Despite a tax increases and a murky economic outlook, a report by Wood Mackenzie reveals that capital investment in the UK oil industry hit a record breaking £7.5 billion last year.

US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner has met leaders in Beijing to discuss the possibility of Chinese support for sanctions on Iranian oil.

Nancy Yamaguchi, Hydrocarbon Engineering Contributing Editor, evaluates Australia’s diverse and vibrant energy industry, focusing on its burgeoning LNG export trade.

Representative Markey from the American Public Gas Association has sent a letter to Secretary Chu questioning LNG export.

An overview of downstream oil and gas processing news from Asia.

A round up of downstream oil and gas news from North America.

The American Public Gas Association comments on the Environmental Protection Agency’s methane rules.

Exterran Holdings, Inc. announced today that Petrobras has awarded the company a contract for the design, fabrication and sale of a major natural gas processing and treating facility in Itau, Bolivia.

The American Petroleum Institute is urging energy discussions in the US election campaigns.

The Swiss refiner is closing three of its five facilities after a credit freeze, sparking union fears that closures may be permanent and as a result of tumbling margins.

A catch up news story from American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers.

A quick look at some downstream news from the Middle East.