North America downstream news

ClearSign Technologies has received an initial engineering order from a large independent national refiner as the first phase of a project to retrofit two process heaters in one of the company's Californian refineries.

Kinder Morgan has announced the receipt of the necessary commercial commitments to move forward with the permitting and construction of a renewable diesel hub in Southern California, US.

BCCK has been awarded an EPC contract to improve overall project economics at a cryogenic gas facility in the Marcellus-Utica Basin in Ohio, US.

Severn Group has acquired US-headquartered ValvTechnologies – manufacturer of metal-seated, zero-leakage isolation valve solutions for demanding applications.

According to an EIA report, once the new LNG trains at Sabine Pass LNG and Calcasieu Pass LNG are placed in service, US LNG export capacity will become the world’s largest.

Arbor Gas has selected a 53 acre site in Beaumont, Texas, US, as the home of its first renewable gasoline plant.

Pilot LNG, developer of the Galveston LNG Bunker Port project, has awarded the FEED contract for the project’s marine infrastructure engineering to W. F. Baird & Associates Ltd.

According to GlobalData, the US is expected to lead North America’s planned and announced gas processing capacity additions projects over the next 5 years, contributing approximately 65% of the regions gas processing additions by 2025.

Imperial is moving forward with plans to construct a world-class renewable diesel complex at its Strathcona refinery near Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Shell has announced a proposal to build a large-scale carbon capture and storage (CCS) project at its Scotford complex near Edmonton, Canada.