EIA: rise in US crude and other liquid fuels production beyond 2017
The EIA projects that US petroleum and other liquid fuels production will grow from 14.8 million bpd in 2015 to 18.6 million bpd in 2040.
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The EIA projects that US petroleum and other liquid fuels production will grow from 14.8 million bpd in 2015 to 18.6 million bpd in 2040.
Honeywell Process Solutions’ Experion HS process automation system has been implemented at Kuban Oil and Gas Company’s Ilsky refinery.
Oilsands growth will be supported by the size of the resource, the well established industry in Alberta, and the demand for heavy crude oil in the US refining market.
Using hydrogen for heating would significantly reduce the UK’s CO2 emissions, if backed up with carbon capture and storage (CCS) development.
The report examines long term trends in the contribution of transportation to total greenhouse gas emissions in the US, in the context of the other sources of emissions.
An LPG pump manufacturer is in negotiations to distribute its portable LPG gas pumps, which feature Vesconite piston-rod bushings and composite piston discs, to rural areas in South Africa.
As part of its 40th anniversary celebrations, Petroplan will be running an online competition.
The regasification plant in Dunkirk, France, a turnkey project carried out by TS LNG, received its first LNG carrier on 8 July.
The IBIA has published a paper examining the potential implications for ship operators and ports following the UK’s possible decision to leave the EU.
AutoGas-powered vehicles produce up to 20% lower emissions than gasoline vehicles and offer substantial cost savings on fuel and maintenance.
The new standard provides safe and accurate options for the custody transfer of crude oil from production lease tanks.
The major environmental, economic and efficiency goals sought in California's proposed sustainable freight plan will be attainable only with expanded use of advanced clean diesel technology.