India rejects BP’s application to market aviation turbine fuel
BP’s US$477 million investment in India does not qualify the company to receive a fuel retailing licence.
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BP’s US$477 million investment in India does not qualify the company to receive a fuel retailing licence.
Mettler Toledo's TDL series, the GPro 500, has an original design that is adaptable to almost any kind of process.
Ernest Moniz, US Energy Secretary, welcomed the Government of Mexico’s new greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets.
With the support of Total, IFP School is launching the first specialised oil and gas Massive Open Online Course (MOOC).
Caltex welcomed new investors to its share register following the successful sell down by Chevron of its 50% shareholding.
Tesoro Corporation has announced that the Martinez refinery in California has begun the restart process.
The new company will provide services for projects across the upstream, midstream and downstream oil and gas sectors.
ExxonMobil and Sinopec will work together to develop the advancement of fluid bed methanol to gasoline technology.
Rosneft’s oil refineries in Russia’s Samara region have completed the necessary upgrades to produce Euro 5 gasoline products.
Columbia Pipeline Group has announced binding open seasons for two new natural gas infrastructure projects.
Saudi Arabia cannot command a premium for its crude in Asia if it needs to protect its market share, according to Wood Mackenzie.
Overall, buildings in Ukraine are very inefficient and the country is highly dependent on natural gas for heating.