NPRA Annual Meeting – something for everyone
A sneak peek in to what will be coming up at the NPRA Annual Meeting next year.
A sneak peek in to what will be coming up at the NPRA Annual Meeting next year.
Claiborne Deming receives American Petroleum Institute’s gold medal achievement award.
NPRA President Charles T. Drevna comments on a new EIA report that states growing US refined fuel exports could enable to country to become a net exporter of refined products for the first time in decades.
ExxonMobil employee charities program sets new record for contributions with more than US$ 2.8 million raised for Washington DC area organisations.
A round up of late November downstream news for the Asia and Pacific regions.
The latest downstream oil and gas news from the Middle East.
Somali pirates operating out of the failed state have been posing a serious threat to shipping which passes through the region, taking many ships and their crew hostage, but what specific threat do these attacks pose to LNG carriers?
Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, explains how risk assessment methodology makes petroleum assets a harder target for aggressors.
Richard DeSantis, Sabin Metal Corp., USA, analyses how under utilisation, over capacity and profit pressures are presenting new challenges and opportunities to European refiners.
Girish Shirodkar, Strategic Decisions Group, India, provides an overview of the ASEAN members, centring on the strategic apparatuses in place to fuel future growth in South East Asia.
A roundup of downstream construction news from around the globe.
Abu Dhabi Crude Oil Pipeline (ADCOP) project, which will bypass the Strait of Hormuz is nearly complete with first oil to flow before the end of the year.
Petrofac, the international oil & gas facilities service provider, has secured a £1.4 million Work Management Systems development & implementation contract with the Queensland Gas Company (QGC), a wholly owned subsidiary of BG Group.
ExxonMobil plans shut down following pay dispute, but Total insists that operations will continue as normal at its Antwerp refinery.
Foreign investors back the projects, both of which will cost in the region of US$ 2 billion.