North America downstream news
Praxair signs hydrogen supply agreement for Phillips 66 refinery
Linde subsidiary to supply high-purity hydrogen to the Sweeny Refinery in Old Ocean, Texas.
Cheniere provides update on liquefaction projects
LNG facilities in Louisiana and Texas feature a total of 16 liquefaction trains.
Linde receives major order from Praxair to supply a hydrogen plant in the US
The technology company, The Linde Group, has signed a contract with US industrial gas company, Praxair Inc., to supply a hydrogen plant that will be part of the company's US Gulf Coast hydrogen system which spans Southeast Texas and Western Louisiana.
Hexagon Composites to acquire Agility Fuel Solutions
By bringing together two leading players in clean energy, the two companies will become an even stronger force in driving energy transformation globally by promoting the alternatives of natural gas, biogas, hydrogen, propane and electrification.
Herbert Smith Freehills advises China's ENN on billion-dollar acquisition of US LNG supply
Leading global law firm Herbert Smith Freehills has advised China energy major ENN on its first acquisition in the US LNG market.
Energy Transfer to construct seventh NGL fractionation facility
150 000 bpd Fractionator VII will be accompanied by a pipeline extension serving the Delaware and Permian basins.
Sempra signs HoAs with Total, Mitsui and Tokyo Gas for new liquefaction project
First LNG export project on Mexico's Pacific Coast advances towards full subscription of initial phase.
Buckeye to sell terminal and pipeline assets following strategic review
The announcement accompanies that of the company’s sale of its equity interest in VTTI.
Enterprise increases fractionation capacity at existing plants
Expansions would provide an additional 55 000 bpd at facilities in Texas and Louisiana.
What next for the oil market as the US reimposes sanctions on Iran?
According to Wood Mackenzie, the oil market faces a precarious few months. The imposition of US secondary sanctions on Iranian exports today is the critical factor behind Brent’s rally to over US$80/bbl in October. There is enough supply to meet demand this winter, but the margin for error is narrow.