What next after Industry 4.0?
The Industrial Pioneers Summit at Hannover Messe 2019 has been created to find out what is on the horizon after Industry 4.0.
The Industrial Pioneers Summit at Hannover Messe 2019 has been created to find out what is on the horizon after Industry 4.0.
According to the IEA, refiners and shippers are set to rise to challenge of new IMO rules, one of biggest industry shake-ups.
Rystad Energy expects the US to export more oil and liquids than Saudi Arabia by year-end.
KBC has awarded Profit Improvement Programs (PIP) to four oil refineries in South Asia.
Haldor Topsoe has launched a connected service for optimal plant performance in the chemical and refining industries.
TechnipFMC can now start work on the refinery expansion and modernisation project.
The two companies have announced a strategic alliance to provide a seamless, end-to-end solution to refineries.
Elliott Group’s new factory shares the same campus as the company’s existing service centre in the Bidadi Industrial Area, southwest of Bengaluru, India.
The scope also includes pilot testing of carbon capture from the oil refinery flue gas in industrial conditions.
Construction will begin in 2019 and startup is anticipated by 2021.
Simmons Energy has been appointed by Oxford Flow to raise strategic capital for its ambitious growth objectives across the oil and gas sector.
EIA has released its Short-Term Energy Outlook.
PEFTEC 2019 will take place on 22 and 23 May at the Rotterdam Ahoy exhibition centre in the Netherlands.
Fluor’s EPC project for INEOS’ new energy plant at the Grangemouth refinery complex is underway.
NSE is set to introduce Brent crude oil in the commodity derivatives segment with ICIS market data.