Downstream news

There is still time to sign up to SulfurCon 2021 – the virtual conference dedicated to the latest sulfur technology, innovations and services available to the hydrocarbon processing sector.

According to EIA, two petroleum liquids pipeline projects have been completed so far in 2021, and 17 more projects have been announced or are currently under construction.

The Danish Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Program (EUDP) has provided support for the world’s first industrial dynamic green ammonia demonstration plant.

Petersburg Oil Terminal received permission from the Russian State Construction Supervision and Expertise Service to commission a new 40 000 m3 tank.

The technology group Wärtsilä has received two more orders for its complete LNG cargo handling and fuel system.

According to Rystad Energy, supplying Asia with LNG became much costlier for the US, but strong demand is bringing export records.

The Tank Storage Association (TSA) today published its 2021 Annual Review of the UK’s bulk liquid storage sector.

PBF Chalmette Refinery has announced that it is studying the possible conversion of an idled refinery unit into a renewable diesel production complex.

S&B has been awarded an engineering and construction contract for Chevron Phillips Chemical’s world-scale 1-hexene unit.

Severn Glocon and ValvTechnologies have reached a partnership agreement that will see collaboration between two companies.