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The rollercoaster ride of the COVID-19 pandemic appears to be coming to an end, with contract activity returning to normal for the global oil and gas industry, despite the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict and volatility in crude oil prices.
SABIC has announced a strategic project to manufacture catalysts, with the aim of transforming Saudi Arabia into a manufacturing hub for specialised materials.
The API has released a statement underlining that America’s economy and energy sector needs more investment, not less.
BASF's carbon capture technology, co-developed by JGC Corp., will be used by INPEX Corp. for the Kashiwazaki clean hydrogen/ammonia project.
Neste, Airbus, Safran Engines and Microflite have jointly operated Australia’s first helicopter flight using sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
Working to make the capture, transportation and storage of industrial CO2 emissions more accessible, ABB has signed a partnership agreement with Pace CCS.
BP has launched the green hydrogen cluster of the Valencia, Spain region (HyVal) at its Castellón refinery.
The only petroleum refinery in Colorado, US, shut down in late December 2022 after sustaining damage. The outage has tightened the supply of gasoline and diesel, leading to higher retail prices for both.
Arafura has awarded Chemetics a contract to install the CORE-SO2™ sulfuric acid technology at its Nolans project in the Northern Territory of Australia.
Honeywell has been selected by Ecopetrol to develop an engineering study for an Advanced Solvent Carbon Capture (ASCC) modular demonstration unit to be used to evaluate CO2 capture from FCC units.
Shell Catalyst & Technologies (SC&T)'s technology has been chosen to enable CSPC JV Phase III – one of the largest petrochemicals joint ventures in China.
Shell and Hapag-Lloyd have announced the signing of a multi-year agreement for the supply of LNG to Hapag-Lloyd’s ultra-large dual-fuel container vessels.