Oil refinery news

The WOO highlights the continued interdependence of all nations and the impact of the ongoing market rebalancing process.

Continental Energy Corp. has received in-principle approval for the construction and operation of its first crude oil refinery.

At this year’s ERTC, Stefano Milanese, Partner at Arthur D. Little, will look at the future of renewable fuels and biofuels and how refineries can respond to market trends.

Total and Erg have agreed to sell their fuel marketing and refining assets to the Italian Group API.

CB&I has been awarded a contract by LUKOIL for the engineering, procurement and supply of process equipment.

A recent survey from KBC suggests that just 25% of companies in the refining and petrochemical industry are leading the way in implementing an operational excellence programme.

Chevron Corp. has signed a deal to make Microsoft its primary cloud provider.

CB&I has been selected for the license and basic engineering of a mixed feeds ethylene plant for the Guru Gobind Singh refinery.

Grace will provide an overview on how refineries can increase the profitability of fluid catalytic cracking operations by maximising the production of propylene.

The results have been attributed to improved commodity prices and strengthened performance in the upstream and downstream sectors.