Downstream news

Yokogawa Electric Corp. has announced the development and release of the OpreX Carbon Footprint Tracer.

QatarEnergy has announced that it is proceeding with a new LNG expansion project, the 'North Field West' project, to further raise the State of Qatar's LNG production capacity.

Woodside has executed a binding sale and purchase agreement with JERA for the sale of a 15.1% non-operating participating interest in the Scarborough Joint Venture.

BP and BASF have signed a licence agreement for the use of BASF’s gas treating technology to capture carbon dioxide generated during hydrogen production at BP’s proposed blue hydrogen facility.

Lummus Technology has announced a contract award from Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd. to provide ethylene cracking heaters at SATORP’s Amiral petrochemical complex in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Braya Renewable Fuels has achieved commercial operations, marking the successful completion of its refinery conversion project.

Liquid Wind, together with partners Alfa Laval, Carbon Clean, Siemens Energy and Topsoe, have announced the eFuel Design & Performance Centre (DPC) in Hørsholm, Denmark.

Vitol Bunkers has taken delivery of the 'Marine Future', its first specialised bunker barge in Singapore.

Greenhouse gas reduction efforts in the refining sector require short- and long-term actions, in compliance with government regulations, and a strategic big picture approach. Diana de la Cruz and Bruce Ofori, Emerson, explain.

The first three Pluto Train 2 modules for the Scarborough Energy Project have arrived in Karratha, Western Australia, marking a significant milestone for the project.