Downstream news
Clariant's ShiftMax™ 100 RE catalyst powers INERATEC´s e-fuels plant
Clariant's ShiftMax™ 100 RE catalyst has been selected to power INERATEC´s ground-breaking e-fuels plant in Germany.
Braskem and Ardent move to implement new olefin separation technology
Braskem and Ardent have advanced a new olefin separation technology towards commercial implementation.
Materials and Solutions for Hydrogen and the World’s Toughest Conditions
As the global transition to clean energy accelerates, Greene Tweed engineers are developing and testing advanced materials to overcome the challenges faced by companies pursuing sustainability goals. This article focuses on four key areas where innovation in material science is driving progress.
Ebara Elliott Energy breaks ground on new service centre
Ebara Elliott Energy (EEE) has started construction on a new, state-of-the-art service centre in Abu Dhabi.
Lummus completes acquisition of NAPCON from Neste
Lummus has completed the acquisition of NAPCON from Neste, expanding the company’s digital and AI capabilities.
Future of aviation fuel secure at Jorge Chávez International Airport
Exolum has begun operations at Lima’s new airport following completion of a Latin American advanced fuel storage facility.
Baker Hughes supplies gas turbines for US data centres
Baker Hughes has agreed to supply NovaLT™ gas turbines for Frontier Infrastructure’s US data centre projects, delivering 270 MW of reliable power.
Petrobas starts operations at the Paulínia Refinery
Petrobras has announced that it has started operations at a new diesel hydrotreatment unit at the Paulínia Refinery (Replan), in São Paulo, Brazil.
Hydrocarbon Engineering Spotlight with Atlas Copco Gas and Process
Rasmus Rubycz, Market Manager for New Energy at Atlas Copco Gas and Process considers the benefits that mechanical vapour recompression (MVR) technology could provide for heat generation.
BASF intends to take over DOMO Chemicals shares in Alsachimie joint venture
BASF and DOMO Chemicals have signed an agreement giving BASF the right to take over DOMO Chemicals’ 49% share of the Alsachimie joint venture, located at the French-German border, in which BASF currently holds 51%.