Gas processing

The US Department of Energy has extended the renewable energy loan guarantee solicitation.

The American Petroleum Institute comments on gasoline demand throughout July 2010.

Women from the Ugborodo community in southern Nigeria have blocked access to a Chevron pipeline in demand for betting living conditions.

Shell has declared a force majeure in Nigeria after repeated sabotage attempts on two major pipelines in Southern Nigeria.

Oil companies in Iraq may be too ambitious about production targets due to field characteristics and exportation problems.

NNPC has entered into a partnership to develop a greenfields refinery with the Imo State government.

BP is selling its gas, exploration and processing business in Colombia to a consortium of Ecopetrol and Talisman.

The implementation of a nationwide low carbon fuel standard (LCFS) in the US would increase global greenhouse gas emissions by up to 19 million tpy, contradicting the claim of LCFS advocates that the standard would reduce such emissions, according to a study issued today.

Flowserve Corporation has signed a master purchase agreement with Saudi Aramco to supply valves, pumps and services for the Yanbu refinery project.

Western Gas has agreed to pay Anadarko US$ 498 million to acquire its 1734 mile Wattenberg gathering system.

Barker puts low carbon growth at the heart of UK/India relationship.

NPRA supports bipartisan congressional letter to EPA on E15.

Two recent comments from the NPRA on the Toxic Chemical Safety Act and gas tax.

Response to Growth Energy claims.

The Digest of United Kingdom Energy Statistics 2010 is published today by the Department of Energy and Climate Change.