Oil refinery news
MAN Energy Solutions and thyssenkrupp to work on autonomous operation of turbomachinery
MAN Energy Solutions and the thyssenkrupp business unit Uhde have signed an agreement to drive forward the development, testing and marketing of autonomous turbomachinery systems operation for the nitric acid production industry.
Oiltanking utilises drone technology for terminal safety
Oiltanking and Azur Drones have successfully equipped Oiltanking’s terminal in Copenhagen with state-of-the-art drone technology to support safety and operations.
Brooge clients renew storage capacity
Brooge Energy Ltd has announced that its customers have successfully renewed their fixed lease contracts for 233 071 cubic metres of Brooge Energy’s Phase I storage capacity.
Air Liquide Engineering & Construction supports decarbonisation of Zeeland Refinery
Air Liquide Engineering & Construction has signed a contract with Zeeland Refinery, a joint venture between TotalEnergies and Lukoil, to provide a carbon capture and liquefaction solution in the Netherlands.
Shell sells Alabama refinery to Vertex Energy
Shell has sold its Mobile Chemical refinery and associated co-located logistics infrastructure, including product racks, an associated dock, and the Blakeley Island terminal, to Vertex Energy.
Aspen Technology Software and Shell Catalysts & Technologies pair up
Aspen Technology Inc. has announced that Shell Catalysts & Technologies is implementing Aspen Schedule Explorer software in multiple plants throughout North America and Europe.
Refineria di Kòrsou (RdK) and CORC B.V. sign ‘Draft Deed’
Refineria di Kòrsou (RdK) and CORC B.V. have signed a ‘Draft Deed’, laying the foundation for management and operation of the refinery, the utility plant and the terminal at Bullenbaai, Curaçao.
ITOCHU invites Pavilion Energy, MOL and TOTAL into ammonia fuel MOU
ITOCHU group has upgraded its existing MOU for accelerating the joint development on ammonia fuel supply chain in Singapore by inviting Pavilion Energy, MOL and TOTAL.
GlobalData: Digital twins to become mainstay for oil and gas
Digital twins to become mainstay for oil and gas operations as companies look to optimise costs, according to GlobalData.
Wood expands downstream work in Australia
Wood has secured a new contract with bp Castrol Australia to provide EPC services to two Castrol lubricant blending, filling, and manufacturing facilities in Australia.