EIA: crude oil shipments by rail from Midwest to coastal regions decline
Since October 2015, crude-by-rail volumes have declined as production has slowed, as crude oil price spreads have narrowed, and as more pipelines have come online.
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Since October 2015, crude-by-rail volumes have declined as production has slowed, as crude oil price spreads have narrowed, and as more pipelines have come online.
On day three of the StocExpo 2016 Conference, Eduard J. Smits, Manufacturing IT, MES at Accenture, is expected to a look the convergence of IT and OT in terminal operations. He has provided details of his talk.
Penspen’s company training scheme has received formal accreditation from the Institution of Chemical Engineering.
Sequa Petroleum N.V. has announced an update to its planned acquisition of a 15% interest in Gina Krog.
Control Instruments Corporation has released advise on the minimum ventilation rate for industrial use dryers.
Rompetrol Downstream has started the extensive rollout of OpenTAS technology, including complete SAP integration, at several of its sites in Romania.
The API’s Kyle Isakower has said the Administration’s 'unnecessary' methane rules could put shale energy revolution at risk.
Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, concludes his discussion of the North American storage industry.
The Bioenergy Technologies Office has allocated US$1.9 million for the US DOE’s Small Business Vouchers pilot.
Honeywell UOP has announced its process technology is powering a commercial scale biorefinery in California.
International crude oil prices have recovered remarkably in recent weeks, according to the IEA’s analysis.
Eni has announced it has successfully performed the production test of Zohr 2X, first appraisal well of Zohr discovery, in the Shorouk block, offshore Egypt.