Special reports

Nancy Yamaguchi, Contributing Editor, examines the effect of COVID-19 on the Middle East’s oil sector.

In 1H20, the US exported 5.4 million bpd of petroleum products, a slight increase of 48 000 bpd (1%) from 1H19.

While contracts generally contemplate foreseeable contingencies, they are unlikely to have made allowance for the pandemic outbreak and its far-reaching impact in the absence of any recent and related experience.

The recent uptick in industrial/ business activities and gradual re-opening of economies are set to strengthen the demand for polymers.

In response to falling fuel demand, the integration of a refinery with a petrochemicals plant can improve the revenue generation potential of refiners, says GlobalData.

Asia’s ethylene glycol capacity is expected to increase from 23.1 million tpy in 2019 to 40.08 million tpy in 2024, at an average annual growth rate (AAGR) of 11%, says GlobalData.

BGS Group talks to Ziya Gurun, Former Director, TUPRAS.

Brian Bain, Zoe Wattis and Carol Humphreys, DNV GL – Oil & Gas, champion the use of historical data to provide process leak frequency estimates.

In this special report, James Rockall, WLPGA, plots the path through the energy transition in the post COVID-19 world.

The new IEEFA report forecasts the demand for green hydrogen to reach 8.7 million tpy by 2030.

Andrey Belevtsevm CDO of Gazprom Neft, discusses the company's strategy for digital transformation.

Hydratight presents the case for bolting in petrochemical processing.

Matrix PDM Engineering, USA, examine the efficiency of sulfur’s differing routes to global markets.

Mike Viator and Brian Fowler, Environmental Systems Corp. (ESC) | Spectrum redefine refineries RSR compliance strategy using a data acquisition system and alternative 131.

Demand for motor gasoline increased in May as many US states began to relax stay-at-home orders, but demand for jet fuel continued to decline because of reduced commercial air travel.