Downstream news

A new report from ESAI Energy suggests that China is on the verge of completing a LPG terminal that will enable Russia to deliver up to 100 000 bpd of LPG to the country.

The company has delivered two heavy and oversized columns to Gazprom Neft Moscow Refinery for the construction of its new combined facility.

Shell has opened a new hydrogen refuelling station at Shell Beaconsfield in the UK.

Wood has been awarded a five-year industrial services contract by Lucite International.

One project is to introduce crude oil processing flexibility and the other is to recover power and water, both at the ADNOC-owned Ruwais oil refinery.

Fluor has been awarded a construction contract for MEGlobal’s new monoethylene glycol facility in Freeport, Texas.

Chevron Lummus Global has announced the start-up of Saudi Aramco’s Luberef II Yanbu Refinery Expansion for the production of premium base oils.

DTN releases tools that are aimed at supporting downstream oil and gas automation.

According to a GlobalData report, merger and acquisition deals in the downstream sector totalled $21.1 billion in 2H17, down from $26.2 billion in 1H17.

Pemex is seeking bids for the rehabilitation of the H-Oil plant in the Miguel Hidalgo Refinery.