Refining

In light of the consequences of COVID-19 and global market volatility, the 23rd World Petroleum Congress has been postponed to 5 – 9 December 2021.

Wood Mackenzie has reported that Bangladesh will double its fossil fuel imports between 2020 and 2030.

Fuel and petrochemical makers’ COVID-19 support efforts

IndianOil has raised refinery operations to 60% of design capacity and plans further raises by the end of May.

Lance Bisinger, T.A. Cook Consultants Inc., USA, explains why it is essential to establish the root cause of why a piece of equipment may be negatively impacting throughput at a processing facility.

GlobalData has reported that China will spearhead Asian refinery hydrocracking unit capacity growth by 2024.

The AFPM outlines how the US fuel and petrochemical industries have stepped up in the fight against COVID-19.

In light of the current global economic interruptions, Aspen Technology looks at short-term actions and long-term strategies as companies go into recovery.

GlobalData has reported that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a considerable impact on oil and gas supply chains.

GlobalData has reported that Asia is expected to lead global refinery hydrocracking units’ growth by 2024.

Randy Cruse, Sentry Equipment Corp., USA, reveals how to develop a reliable hydrocarbon sampling programme.

The AFPM examines how the US fuel and petrochemical industries are delivering the building-blocks for PPE and other equipment that is needed in the fight against COVID-19.

General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems has received a contract award for an 18-module Gulftronic Electrostatic Separator system to produce IMO 2020-compliant clarified slurry oil.

The EIA has reported that low transportation fuel demand and reduced profitability is driving refinery run declines.

GlobalData has released a comment on the recent 1Q20 results of several oil and gas companies, highlighting the industry’s volatility.