US refinery news

BASF and Nalco Water have entered into an agreement to provide gas treatment solutions to US processing and refining industries.

The EPA has proposed amendments to the Petroleum Refinery Sector Risk and Technology Review and the New Source Performance Standards (NSPS).

Congressman Will Hurd is set to visit MMEX Resources’ Pecos County Refinery Site.

The company may export LNG over 30 years to Free Trade Agreement (FTA) nations and over 20 years to non-FTA nations.

ENVIA Energy hopes to generate approximately 100 000 D7 RINs per month from its Oklahoma City plant.

BASF has welcomed a fluid catalytic cracking additive that aims at addressing refinery demands.

A new technology from Koch-Glitsch and IPT allows refiners to increase the octane and reduce the RVP of light paraffinic naphtha streams.

Magellan Midstream has announced an open season for the potential expansion of western leg of a refined products pipeline system in Texas.

CB&I has announced that its CDAlky technology has been selected by Valero Refining for its St. Charles Alkylation Project in the US.

If authorised, the expansion could make Beaumont the largest crude processing plant in the US.