Oil and gas industry news: 25 November 2014
Some of the latest news from companies and associations involved in the global oil and gas sector.
Some of the latest news from companies and associations involved in the global oil and gas sector.
Institution of Engineering and Technology, Chevron Phillips Chemicals and Fitch Ratings have passed comment on aspects of the oil and gas sector.
According to GE, diesel is unlikely to be the default fuel choice of fleets in a decade’s time due to growing costs and more stringent emissions standards.
The International Energy Agency has released its World Energy Outlook 2014 with forecasts of world energy supply and demand to 2040.
Some of the latest news from companies active within the oil and gas sector around the world.
The majority of potential US tight oil production growth remains economical in the current price environment, according to IHS.
Total US petroleum deliveries edged down last month by 0.2% from October 2013 to average 19.3 million bpd.
Rarely has there been such turmoil in the chemicals industry as in the past few years, predominantly a result of the shale gas boom in the US...
According to the AFPM the proposed rule changes to the Oregon Clean Fuels Program are unconstitutional.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has delivered five key actions needed to achieve a low carbon energy sector.
The US Energy Information Administration outlines recent gasoline and diesel price movements in the US.
The US Energy Information Administration reports on refinery outages and their potential implications for the availability of gasoline and distillate supply.
According to Wood Mackenzie, NGVs in China will displace four times more diesel than current levels by 2020.
Research and Markets outlines its forecast for the global paraxylene market over the next four years.
Taking difficult decisions, recognising risks and unpredictable obstacles are all part of the job in turnaround projects.