Refining

NES is expanding its specialist oil and gas staffing business to Port Arthur, Texas.

HRRL has selected Axens to supply technology for its new integrated refinery and petrochemical complex in Pachpadra Tehsil, India.

Wiltshire-based AMC, specialists in liquid measurement and flow control, will operate as a division of XL Group.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has given Raven the green light regarding a proposed crude fractionation unit.

The Xiamen Sinolook Oil Co. Ltd will import ADNOC’s base oil, Adbase into China.

KBC, in partnership with INPEX Corp. and Heriot-Watt University, will launch a new research project to help mitigate mercury risk.

ClassNK has developed ‘Guidance for onboard use of Compliant Fuel Oil with SOx regulation from 2020’.

The joint venture between McDermott and Chevron has been awarded the contract for a delayed coker in Tamilnadu, India.

ExxonMobil is expanding the Singapore complex’s ability to upgrade product slate to higher-value lube base stocks and distillates.

EIA finds that the average US refinery runs in 2018 were 17.3 million bpd, with further increases expected.

Ebara International Corporation has now become one of four business units within Elliott Group.

Wood Mackenzie believes that Saudi Aramco is demonstrating its ambition to transform into an international oil and gas powerhouse.

Wood has been awarded an EPC support services contract for the installation of a 55 000 bpd, four drum delayed coking unit at a Port Arthur refinery in Southeast Texas, US.

CRI, Criterion and Shell Global Solutions will now operate under the new tradename of Shell Catalysts & Technologies.

KBR will supply supercritical solvent deasphalting technology to Saudi Aramco’s Riyadh Refinery.