Downstream news

Eni and Chevron Lummus Global have announced a joint cooperation and licensing agreement for a suite of residue hydrocracking technologies.

In this special Q&A, Hydrocarbon Engineering sat down with Brian Pettinato, Manager of Aero and Structural Dynamics, Elliott Group, to talk about some key topics in the downstream compressor market.

Shell has announced its ambition to produce around 2 million tpy of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) by 2025.

SCA and St1 have entered a joint venture to produce and sell liquid biofuels.

Dr. Mahesh Subramaniyam, Dr Suhas Chavan, and Shivank Menon, Dorf Ketal, India, quantify yield impact of recycling waste plastic in a delayed coker.

Wärtsilä has announced the divestment of Wärtsilä Tank Control Systems business to Svanehøj.

EIA outlines how Hurricane Ida disrupted crude oil production and refining activity.

Eleven companies have expressed interest in supporting the large-scale deployment of carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology in Houston, Texas, US.

Worley has been informed by Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. that it had entered into a block trade agreement with Citigroup Global Markets Australia Pty Ltd to sell all Jacobs’ shares in Worley via an underwritten block trade.

Axens and Arol Energy have signed a license agreement for Axens' Connect’In technology. This service offer will now be proposed by Arol Energy to its biomethane producer customers.