Downstream news

Chevron, Delta Air Lines, and Google have announced intent to measure sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) emissions data and increase industry transparency.

Sandvik Materials Technology will supply tubes for two heat exchangers used in a crude unit fractionator at a major refining company in the US Gulf Coast.

Neste has agreed to acquire 100% of Agri Trading, one of the largest independent renewable waste and residue fat and oil traders in the US, and its affiliate entities.

Burns & McDonnell will serve as the EPC contractor for Calumet’s 12 000 bpd renewable fuels project in the Pacific Northwest.

MyRechemical, NextChem’s subsidiary dedicated to waste-to-chemical technologies, and Johnson Matthey will jointly cooperate to commercially develop ‘waste-to-methanol’ technology worldwide.

Mubadala Petroleum and Eni have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for cooperation in energy transition initiatives.

According to GlobalData, low-carbon hydrogen production in North America is to nearly triple by 2030, reaching 1.4 million tpy.

A proposed joint venture between Chevron and Bunge would help to meet the demand for renewable fuels and to develop lower carbon intensity feedstocks.

ClearSign Technologies Corp has received a verbal notification from ExxonMobil to put on hold the testing of its ClearSign Core process burners to be installed at the Baytown, Texas refinery.

In this special Q&A, Hydrocarbon Engineering sat down with Ben Williams, Process Compressor Sales & Market Development Specialist, Ariel Corp., to talk about some key topics in the downstream compressor market.