Iraq’s Oil Ministry outlines plans to recover output after Baiji attack
One crude unit will restart ahead of schedule, as two remain incapacitated.
One crude unit will restart ahead of schedule, as two remain incapacitated.
Valero negotiates purchase of Pembroke refinery, while Essar bids for Stanlow refinery.
A round up of US companies’ maintenance news.
A round up of late February downstream news in Middle Eastern nations.
API urges a considered political response to a new study documenting the economic potential of the Alaskan OCS resources.
Information on the event based in Denver is now available online.
Jonathan Leitch analyses the economic performance of Atlantic Basin refineries, and assess the challenges faced within the region in the years to come.
Gastech has been a highlight of the processing sector’s calendar since its launch in 1972. With its 2011 additions and expansion, Gastech is set to become an even more significant opportunity to meet decision makers from the international gas processing market.
Gastech is the only major energy industry gathering in 2011 with an exhibition showcasing international gas companies, products, services and technical innovations for the upstream, midstream and downstream sectors.
Despite plunging demand in North America thanks to shale and unconventional gas resources, the LNG industry continues to expand, buoyed by the consistent and burgeoning global appetite for energy.
Round up of downstream processing news from companies in Australia, China, India, Japan and New Zealand.
As European shale plays gain momentum and Asian energy providers continue to invest in US shale projects, it is a crucial tipping point for the future of the unconventional gas source on the global scene.
New studies in The Salary Guide evidence a strong recovery curve in the UK oil and gas industry, while competitive salaries allow engineers to thrive.
KLH Australia secures first contract win from Woodside Energy for their Browse LNG development in Western Australia.
As part of national ‘introduce a girl to engineering’ program, ExxonMobil employees will help 3000 students across the US receive first hand experience of life as an engineer.