Downstream news

Neste has welcomed the French government's decision to approve the sales of transport fuels from 100% renewable raw materials, such as renewable diesel (also known as HVO100) at fuel stations.

Baker Hughes has been awarded a multi-year services frame agreement by Woodside Energy to support Australian LNG operations.

Aramco and Sempra have announced a Heads of Agreement for equity and offtake from Port Arthur LNG Phase 2.

A new report from US law firm Troutman Pepper says that transparency on tax credits, and standards for hydrogen certification, are needed to unlock clean hydrogen’s ceiling.

Argent LNG has selected Chart Industries' mid-scale modular liquefaction solution for its upcoming 20 million tpy LNG facility in Port Fourchon, Louisiana, US.

Despite lower prices, the growing global LNG market remains tight amid supply constraints, according to the 2024 IGU World LNG Report.

Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, discusses the state of oil and gas markets in South and Central America and considers how countries can realise their energy potential amongst political storms

INEOS Olefins & Polymers Europe has become the first polymer producer in the world to successfully commission a new pilot line that it will use with customers to co-develop recyclable flexible packaging films.

China is set to drive global ethylene capacity additions, occupying a share of 35% by 2030, as both demand and supply of ethylene are expected to grow in the country, according to GlobalData.

Rasmus Rubycz, Market Manager for New Energy at Atlas Copco Gas and Process, discusses his recent white paper: ‘The heat pump way to sustainable process heat’.