Downstream news
MHI to license carbon capture technology
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Engineering Ltd has agreed to license its carbon capture technology for phase 1 of a CCUS project being developed by Eni S.p.A.
Inmarsat research reveals top drivers behind IoT adoption
Greater cost efficiencies and improving environmental sustainability are driving IoT adoption among oil and gas businesses.
Asia to account for majority of global ethylene capacity additions
A new report from GlobalData suggests that Asia will account 61% of global ethylene capacity additions through 2030.
AFPM statement on revisions to NEPA regulations
The AFPM has issued a statement regarding revisions made to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Phase 1 regulations.
Topsoe supports production of SAF and renewable diesel in Canada
Refuel Energy Inc. has announced its plans for the construction of a 3000 bpd renewable fuel plant in Southern Ontario, Canada.
ExxonMobil begins design studies for carbon capture hub
ExxonMobil begins design studies for South East Australia carbon capture hub in the Gippsland Basin.
New management at the Berndorf Band Group
The Berndorf Band Group has started the new year with a new management team.
The evolution of process optimisation
Gregory Shahnovsky, Ariel Kigel and Gadi Briskman, Modcon Systems, discuss the use of novel technologies to advance process optimisation in hydrocarbon processing.
US ends winter with lower natural gas storage levels
Increased heating demand for natural gas this past winter resulted in more withdrawals from US natural gas storage than normal, reports the US Energy Information Administration (EIA).
Sulzer begins Baton Rouge Service Centre expansion project
Sulzer has begun the construction of a new expansion to its Baton Rouge Service Centre in Louisiana, US.