Europe downstream news

TÜV SÜD National Engineering Laboratory has joined an EMPIR research consortium which aims to improve the accuracy and durability of commercially available meters for renewable gases.

RHEINHÜTTE Pumpen describes its role in Aurubis’ ambitious plans to use waste heat from sulfuric acid production to heat the eastern district of the HafenCity in Hamburg, Germany.

INEOS Phenol has announced plans to build a world scale 750 000 t cumene unit at Marl, Germany.

Oiltanking’s Tallinn terminal, located in the port of Muuga, has been sold to Olerex.

Eni has signed a memorandum of understanding regarding the circular economy with the Italian farming organisation, Coldiretti.

Neste is to sell its fuel retail business of 75 fuel stations and a terminal in the St Petersburg region to Tatneft.

Focusing on developing their relationship in the downstream industry, Tatneft and Slovnaft have signed a cooperation agreement.

Wärtsilä has merged its Puregas Solutions and biogas liquefaction teams to form the Biogas Solutions unit, aiming to expand its biofuel technology offering.

Wood has been appointed program management partner by INEOS for its European petrochemicals development project.

Part of LOTOS’ EFRA project, the delayed coking unit with auxiliary infrastructure has reached the ready for start-up phase.