Petrochemicals

Ceiba Energy Services has announced the opening of the Kaybob waste fluid facility in Alberta, Canada.

Ergon International, Inc. has announced it will be expanding its operations in Asia with the construction of a new bulk liquid storage terminal.

Sempra Energy subsidiaries have announced filing for a Federal application to construct natural gas liquefaction and export facilities for the Port Arthur LNG project in Texas, US.

MHI has announced it has been named to build a large scale polyethylene plant project for ExxonMobil in Beaumont, USA.

Air BP and AKR have announced the signing of a joint venture agreement in Indonesia.

Raven's on-purpose butene-1 facility has announced its capital commitments and new EPC contract.

The Speciality Chemicals Market Volume Index, a tool created by the American Chemistry Council (ACC), showed that US speciality chemicals market volumes were essentially flat in October.

Technip S.A. and FMC Technologies, Inc. have announced their respective designees to the Board of Directors of the combined company, TechnipFMC, effective at the close of the proposed combination.

Rollie Technology, a new strategic partnership, has delivered intelligent fuel monitoring systems for oil and propane dealers nationwide.

Jacobs has announced that it has been awarded a contract extension for general engineering services by Saudi Aramco.

ABB’s global engineering and consultancy group has launched a new white paper that raises concerns of an increased risk of major accident hazards due to significant levels of silo working in the process industries.

Dr Colin Brown, Director of Engineering at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, has released a statement in response to the Autumn Statement from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond.

Dow Chemical Company’s Chairman and CEO, Andrew Liveris, has discussed growth opportunities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Sasol has announced its plans for further major capital investment in the South African petrochemicals sector.

Young female engineers have bene named as some of the best talent in the UK, with 6 of 7 girls competing in Semta’s engineering competition making it to the podium.