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The EIA forecasts that US refinery utilisation will remain similar to 2022, at above 90% over the next two years, as the industry returns to more typical rates after low refinery utilisation in 2020 and 2021.
Neste enabled its customers to reduce global GHG emissions by 11.1 million t in total, by offering renewable and circular solutions to replace fossil products.
Maire Tecnimont's subsidiary, NextChem, has been awarded a feasibility study by Foresight Group for a carbon capture and sustainable methanol synthesis plant in Puglia, Italy.
LyondellBasell and KIRKBI have signed an agreement to make an investment in APK, which specialises in a solvent-based recycling technology for low density polyethylene.
Renew Europe has welcomed the Committee's revised legislation, which aims to update existing framework for access to natural gas infrastructure, and foster the decarbonisation of the energy sector by ramping up hydrogen production.
WSG has extended its reach into the European gas and petrochemicals sector with the acquisition of Nitrovia for an undisclosed sum.
API's Executive Vice President and Chief Advocacy Officer, Amanda Eversole, has sent a letter emphasising API’s commitment to common-sense energy policymaking.
As a result of the shutdown of Suncor's 103 000 bpd oil refinery in Commerce City, Colorado, US, supply of diesel and gasoline has been disrupted, and prices have risen.
Shell Catalysts & Technologies' global price increase of its refining and chemical catalyst products lines comes as a result of unprecedented global economic challenges.
AFPM President and CEO has issued a statement in response to President Biden’s State of the Union address and his specific remarks on US refinery earnings and investments.
A study by researchers from the Future Energy Exports Cooperative Research Centre (FEnEx CRC) has confirmed the potential for LNG and its infrastructure to act as an accelerator for the emerging global hydrogen economy.
LYTT and AWS have collaborated to enrich and scale LYTT’s sensor fusion insights platform using AWS’ cloud infrastructure, in order to support the energy sector and water utilities.