Downstream petrochemical news
24-fibre ‘quick’ connectors provide optimum solution for multi-channel fibre in explosive atmospheres
A quick and easy solution can speed the certification of fibre optic cabling installed in explosive atmospheres including caustic marine environments. By Phillip Hoyle, OCC.
Covestro to construct aniline plant at Port of Antwerp
The German company will invest over €300 million at the site.
KBR awarded contract by Papua New Guinea government
Company to provide ongoing consulting, advisory and engineering services in relation to multiple energy and resource developments.
Digitising Russian downstream projects
As the downstream transition to Industry 4.0 becomes a technical concept worldwide, Kristina Sabirova examines how three Russian oil and gas giants are keeping pace.
Odfjell SE takes stronger role in terminals
Odfjell Terminals BV has been converted to a 100% Odfjell SE controlled holding company.
Total acquires Grupo Zema’s storage and distribution assets
The Brazilian company manages a network of 280 service stations throughout the country.
GPS and Equinor enter LPG storage agreement in Malaysia
GPS will build a new facility to execute the agreement with startup of operations planned for mid-2021.
Proman increases Trinidad and Tobago's natural gas supply to petrochemical plants
DeNovo delivers first commercial supply of natural gas from Iguana Field after more than 30 years of remaining undeveloped.
Dialog exploring petrochemical opportunities, provides update on terminal progress
Malaysian group to prepare to invest up to RM300 million to acquire a petrochemical plant for long-term investment.
US senators introduce act to lease Strategic Petroleum Reserve storage capacity
Bill Cassidy and Michael Bennet believe added revenue will support SPR maintenance and its long-term operational readiness.