Downstream news

Wood Mackenzie believes that Saudi Aramco is demonstrating its ambition to transform into an international oil and gas powerhouse.

Wood has been awarded an EPC support services contract for the installation of a 55 000 bpd, four drum delayed coking unit at a Port Arthur refinery in Southeast Texas, US.

The methanol plant, which will be located in Bintulu, Sarawak State, Eastern Malaysia, will come into operation in 2023.

CRI, Criterion and Shell Global Solutions will now operate under the new tradename of Shell Catalysts & Technologies.

Shell will purchase 2 million tpy of LNG from NextDecade’s Rio Grande LNG export project in Brownsville, Texas, US.

Re-Gen Robotics’ tank cleaning system aims to eradicate industry fatalities in the British Isles.

Based in OPITO’s Dubai office, Richard Roberts will work alongside the region’s national and international oil companies.

A report from GlobalData suggests that China will be the major contributor to the growth of the global liquids storage industry.

KBR will supply supercritical solvent deasphalting technology to Saudi Aramco’s Riyadh Refinery.

GIIGNL’s latest report suggests that strong demand in Asia has driven LNG import growth for a third consecutive year.