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Latest News

Stay up to date with the latest news and updates from the downstream industry.

Downstream update: Asia and Pacific Rim
26 May 20102 min read

Downstream update: Asia and Pacific Rim

Round up of recent downstream news from Asia and the Pacific Rim.

Examining fuel stability
26 May 20104 min read

Examining fuel stability

An examination of the impact of metal contamination on fuel stability.

Kevin Costner’s Waterworld leads to help in Gulf oil spill
25 May 20101 min read

Kevin Costner’s Waterworld leads to help in Gulf oil spill

Hollywood actor Kevin Costner has announced that he intends to implement a machine that he has been developing for 15 years in the massive oil clear up efforts in the Gulf of Mexico.

The environmental challenge
25 May 20104 min read

The environmental challenge

A look at how refiners are dealing with environmental challenges at a time when the financial health of the sector is ailing.

More news from ExxonMobil
24 May 20102 min read

More news from ExxonMobil

ExxonMobil has made another donation and is taking part in the ‘Dream Tour’.

News from North America and Canada
24 May 20101 min read

News from North America and Canada

Roundup of recent downstream news from North America and Canada.

US gasoline production record
24 May 20102 min read

US gasoline production record

US gasoline production hits April record, demand rises

ExxonMobil and employees donation
21 May 20102 min read

ExxonMobil and employees donation

American Indian College Fund has received a donation from ExxonMobil and employees.

Downstream sales news
21 May 20101 min read

Downstream sales news

Roundup of recent asset sales in the downstream industry.

M.W. Kellogg Ltd. receive award
20 May 20102 min read

M.W. Kellogg Ltd. receive award

KBR Subsidiary M.W. Kellogg Ltd. have been awarded an order of distinction by RoSPA.

US foreign oil imports remain high
18 May 20102 min read

US foreign oil imports remain high

US imports of foreign oil remain stubbornly high in spite of initiatives to use more domestic natural gas.

Kidnap and the Energy Industry
18 May 20105 min read

Kidnap and the Energy Industry

Kidnapping remains a problem across the developing world with foreign nationals a particularly attractive target for criminals and militant groups.

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