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Since 1922, management and technical professionals from petroleum refining, gas processing, petrochemical/chemical and engineer/constructor companies throughout the world have turned to Hydrocarbon Processing for high quality technical and operating information. Through its monthly magazine, website and e-newsletters, Hydrocarbon Processing covers technological advances, processes and optimization developments from throughout the global Hydrocarbon Processing Industry (HPI). Hydrocarbon Processing editors and writers provide real-world case studies and practical information that readers can use to improve their companies’ operations and their own professional job skills. Source
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Search ArticlesBASF confirms exploratory talks regarding potential takeover of Evonik
BASF SE (BASF) confirms exploratory talks with RAG-Stiftung and Evonik Industries AG (Evonik) regarding a potential takeover of Evonik. The course and outcome of these exploratory talks remain open at this stage. As part of its corporate strategy, BASF continuously evaluates the strategic option of acquisitions that strengthen its core businesses, deliver a strong strategic fit, drive profitable growth and create value. In doing so, BASF takes a disciplined approach.
Casale to deliver 100-tpd modular green ammonia plant for Neptun in Norway
Casale is pleased to announce the signing of a contract with Neptun Glomfjord Green Ammonia AS (NGGA) for the engineering and supply of a 100-tpd modular green ammonia plant in Glomfjord, Norway, marking an important step in the deployment of Casale's solutions for small-scale renewable ammonia production.
Accenture launches Accenture Construct to reinvent fragmented capital project delivery amid global investment supercycle
New global business to accelerate Accenture’s existing capital projects business, building on $2.5 B in cumulative investments, and thousands of capital project specialists with deep AI and data expertise to orchestrate and deliver project outcomes at scale Accenture Construct targets an owner-centric capital project services market worth $260B, projected to grow 7.5% annually to $348B in 2030[1] Accenture has launched Accenture Construct, a new global business to help project owners plan,...
Digital Exclusive: A common language for process safety: API RP 754's 4th Ed. sharpens how the industry measures performance
Paula Watkins and Colin Frasier, API Consider a World Cup played simultaneously under two different rulebooks. In one stadium, a win earns three points; in another, it earns two. Every result may be recorded accurately, but the standings would be meaningless (and the fan chaos meaningful) because the same performance is being counted differently. Process safety event classification works on the same principle.
Colombia's Ecopetrol taps presidential ally as CEO
Gutierrez replaces Ricardo Roa, who resigned amid investigations into campaign finance irregularities in the 2022 election and a separate influence-peddling probe linked to a gas contract. Gutierrez, a business administrator with a specialization in health management, has been described by media as a longtime confidant of De La Espriella. He has been linked to luxury real estate projects in Bogota and to healthcare investments in the Caribbean city of Barranquilla.
Talk of U.S. diesel export ban deepens U.S. crude futures' discount to global benchmark
WTI trades at $12.02/bbl below Brent, widest discount since May 6 Analysts say diesel export ban could cut US refinery crude runs by 12% US energy secretary gauges refiners' support for voluntary export restraint, sources say Washington's talk of a possible ban on diesel exports is widening the gap between US crude oil futures and the global Brent benchmark, a signal that markets expect US refiners to process less crude oil if their diesel output gets stuck at home.
Moeve launches construction of the first phase of Europe’s largest green hydrogen project Original
Senior political and business leaders from across Europe and Spain have gathered in Palos de la Frontera, Huelva, to support the construction of the first phase of the Andalusian Green Hydrogen Valley. The facility will have 300 MW of electrolysis capacity, represent a joint investment of more than €1 billion, and generate an employment impact of more than 8,000 direct, indirect, and induced jobs across the value chain.
Nord Gas Solutions secures Poland’s first bioLNG plant project
Nord Gas Solutions has secured a contract for a 35-tpd biogas liquefaction plant in Poland, marking a significant milestone in the country's developing biomethane sector. The project is expected to become Poland's first bioLNG production plant and represents an important step in the development of renewable gas infrastructure in the region. The facility will convert biogas into bioLNG using Nord Gas Solutions' Puregas CA75 LBG and Puregas MR35 technologies.
Saudi East-West Pipeline building up volumes, loading yet to resume
Crude flows in pipeline to Red Sea coast refineries, source says Two ships due to load on Sept 23 did not load, Kpler data shows Drone strikes had forced pipeline to shut on Sept. 11 Saudi Arabia is building up crude pumping volumes through its East-West Pipeline that runs to its Red Sea export hub of Yanbu, although crude tanker loadings have yet to resume, according to industry sources, satellite imagery and shipping data.
Brazil's Petrobras delays startup of three sustainable aviation fuel plants
HomeNewsBrazil's Petrobras delays startup of three sustainable aviation fuel plants Brazilian state-run oil company Petrobras will delay the startup of three sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plants by about one year, according to a presentation by its Industrial Processes and Products Director William Franca on Thursday. First plant at the RPBC refinery in Cubatao is now expected to start operations in 2030, delayed from 2029.