Oil refinery news
Phillips 66 provides update on LA refinery operations
Phillips 66 has provided an update on its progress toward idling operations at its Los Angeles refinery, US, in furtherance of the company’s efforts to redevelop these real estate sites.
Aramco, Honeywell, and KAUST sign agreement to advance the capabilities of crude-to-chemicals
Aramco, Honeywell, and KAUST have signed a joint development agreement to develop technology to advance the capabilities of crude-to-chemicals, Saudi Arabia.
Plug Power delivers electrolyser to Galp's Sines Refinery
Plug Power has delivered its first 10 MW electrolyser for a 100 MW green hydrogen project at Galp’s Sines Refinery, Portugal.
LanzaJet advances UK biorefinery
LanzaJet has been awarded more than £10 million from the UK Department for Transport’s Advanced Fuels Fund (AFF) to accelerate development of Project Speedbird, a major SAF biorefinery in Teesside, UK.
ABB launches new gas chromatograph
ABB has launched the GCP100 gas chromatograph for cybersecurity and real-time analysis of complex gas mixtures in the natural gas, biogas, oil, and petrochemical industries.
ENI receives approval for new biorefinery project
Eni has announced that it has received approval to convert selected units at the Sannazzaro de’ Burgondi refinery into a biorefinery, Pavia, Italy.
Wood Mackenzie warns of a tough 2026 for oil and gas companies
Wood Mackenzie has disclosed that oil and gas companies need to brace for a tough 2026 as capital budgets fall and low-carbon spending faces further cuts.
AFPM issues statement on EPA reallocation proposal
AFPM President and CEO Chet Thompson has issued a statement following the recent EPA announcement.
Summer diesel margins tighten with European supply shift
The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) considers how geopolitical tensions across Europe and the Middle East have affected diesel and gasoline prices throughout the summer of 2025.
EIA expects US drivers will spend the smallest share of their disposable income on gasoline since 2005
The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) expects U.S. drivers will spend less than 2% of their personal disposable incomes on gasoline in 2025 – the lowest share since 2005, excluding 2020.