Downstream news

Technip and Chemetry have signed an exclusive cooperation agreement for the licensing and engineering of Chemetry’s eShuttle™ technology for the production of ethylene dichloride.

Fuel Tech has announced it has been awarded Air Pollution Control (APC) contract orders totalling US$2 million.

In December, the industry is witnessing the first proposed output cut by OPEC since 2008, which marks a major departure from the market share policy followed for the past two years.

Gazprom, DEPA and Edison are reported to be determining an optimal route of Russian gas exports to the south of Europe.

The Czech Republic’s energy policies have been strengthened by the adoption in 2015 of the State Energy Policy (SEP) and complementary climate policies.

AG&P and Risco will design, manufacture, finance, charter/lease, operate and maintain compact and mid-scale LNG terminals and the supply chains that emanate from them.

APR Energy has announced it has been awarded an LPG-fired project in the US Virgin Islands.

Squeezed budgets and rising energy demand will significantly heighten the demand and use of renewable and energy efficiency technologies across the Middle East.

Ibrahim Baylan, Sweden’s Minister for Energy, was named as the chair of the IEA's Ministerial meeting, which will be held in Paris in November 2017.

In EIA’s December Short Term Energy Outlook, both the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and Brent crude oil 2017 price forecasts increased by about US$1/bbl from November.