US refinery capacity reached record high at the start of 2019
The EIA has reported that US refinery capacity reached a record high of 18.8 million b/cd at the start of 2019.
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The EIA has reported that US refinery capacity reached a record high of 18.8 million b/cd at the start of 2019.
Petronas’ BeyondHome programme was organised to encourage local oil and gas vendors to expand into foreign markets.
ABS has published guidance on available technologies, regulatory requirements and installation and operational considerations for adopting gas or other low flash point fuels.
Gasum has partnered with Eastman Chemical for LNG deliveries from the Manga LNG terminal, Finland.
Rystad Energy has reported that with 2019 LNG greenfield investment will reach almost US$103 billion, with much of this flowing into Africa.
Sulzer has announced that construction has started on its new service centre in Birmingham.
Haldor Topsoe has announced the official opening of the world’s only natural gas-to-gasoline plant in Turkmenistan.
Oceaneering has launched a new digital asset inspection system aiming to optimise performance and increase inspection productivity.
ExxonMobil and Global Thermostat have agreed to evaluate the scalability of technology which removes carbon dioxide from industrial sources and the atmosphere.
BP has invested US$30 million in Calysta, a company which uses natural gas to produce protein for animal feeds.
Siemens has successfully installed and started up its Zimpro® wet air oxidation unit for an olefins plant in the US.
The International Rotating Equipment Conference 2019 will outline how digitisation is changing the pump, compressor and vacuum technology market.