Downstream news
UK businesses to accelerate hydrogen technology
According to new research from Centrica Business Solutions, almost 59% of UK businesses plan to explore the role of hydrogen-based energy technologies to help them transition to net zero.
Samsung Engineering receives HSE Award from ADNOC
Samsung Engineering has announced that its ADNOC Crude Flexibility (CF) Project has received a 100% HSE Award at ADNOC’s 7th annual Business Partnership Forum at ADIPEC 2023.
EIA: global energy consumption and emissions will increase through 2050
The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) projects that global energy consumption and associated carbon dioxide emissions will increase through 2050.
Yokogawa joins blockchain SAF purchasing platform
Yokogawa has become the first industrial automation customer headquartered in Asia to join Avelia, a blockchain book-and-claim platform for sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
Burckhardt Compression earns cyber security certification
Burckhardt Compression and its subsidiary, PROGNOST Systems GmbH, have earned the cyber security IEC62443-4-1 certification, assuring that its industrial control systems meet the highest cyber security standards.
Sinopec NZRCC selects Lummus' polypropylene technology
Lummus Technology has announced a contract from Sinopec Ningbo Zhenhai Refining & Chemical Co. Ltd for a new polypropylene plant in Ningbo, China.
Thriving in the era of decarbonisation
Oliver MacSorley, Howden, a Chart Industries company, discusses the company’s work at Shell’s clean energy project in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
DNV releases latest 'Energy Transition Outlook'
According to DNV’s latest ‘Energy Transition Outlook’, renewables are still not replacing fossil fuels in the global energy mix.
Honeywell and GranBio to produce SAF
Honeywell and GranBio have announced that they will combine Honeywell's ethanol to jet (ETJ) technology with GranBio's cellulosic ethanol AVAP® technology to produce carbon neutral sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).
CRI and Jiangsu Sailboat start up CO2-to-methanol plant
Carbon Recycling International (CRI) and Jiangsu Sailboat have successfully started up one of the world's most efficient CO2-to-methanol plants.