The May issue of Hydrocarbon Engineering is now online
The May issue of Hydrocarbon Engineering includes features on maintenance & reliability, gas detection & analysis, turbomachinery, and the use of CNG as an alternative to LNG.
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The May issue of Hydrocarbon Engineering includes features on maintenance & reliability, gas detection & analysis, turbomachinery, and the use of CNG as an alternative to LNG.
TMC Compressors of the Seas (TMC) has won a contract from Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding Co. Ltd (SWS) to supply the marine compressed air system to a newbuild FPSO.
Odfjell has announced the sale of its ownership share of a terminal in Dalian, China.
CEDIGAZ notes that global gas demand growth slowed last year, resulting in a growing LNG surplus and much lower prices.
The ICIS Petrochemical Index (IPEX) plunged in April as the impact of the falling oil price and coronavirus-driven demand destruction hit the sector.
Petrofac has secured UK renewals totalling US$100 million for an offshore vessel, development project, and terminal.
Sinopec has announced that it has put China’s largest petrochemical port into operation.
INOVYN has confirmed its role in an ambitious ‘power to methanol’ project set up to investigate options for sustainable methanol production.
GlobalData has reported that China will spearhead Asian refinery hydrocracking unit capacity growth by 2024.
The EIA has reported that India’s LNG imports will rely upon the completion of connecting pipelines in order to grow.
ICIS reports that May heralds even more disruption and uncertainty for petrochemicals
The AFPM outlines how the US fuel and petrochemical industries have stepped up in the fight against COVID-19.