Oil refinery news

GlobalData has reported that several top oil and gas companies are expanding their usage of predictive maintenance tools to monitor equipment.

Gazprom Neft has announced that it has received 10 new pieces of equipment for the delayed coking unit at its Omsk Refinery.

Axens and CORYS have entered into a collaboration agreement to offer digital solutions to the downstream sector.

Calumet has sold its San Antonio refinery, as well as a terminal and pipeline to Starlight for US$63 million.

KBR’s solvent deasphalting technology has been selected for use at the Visakh refinery residue upgrading project in India.

Fluor is ready to proceed with ExxonMobil’s FAST project at its Fawley site in the UK, building a new plant and modifying existing facilities.

ESAI Energy has reported that potential tax changes may be enacted in China as a result of the IMO 2020 sulfur cap.

Thirty senior executives from the oil, gas and petrochemical industry will meet in Abu Dhabi to discuss the issues facing the energy sector.

The EIA has reported that retail gasoline prices in California have declined following a fraught month.

Husky Energy has finalised its sale of the Prince George Refinery to Tidewater Midstream and Infrastructure.