Global downstream news: 28th February 2014
The latest downstream news from around the world.
Browse the latest gas processing news and articles.
The latest downstream news from around the world.
Net crude and petroleum products imports have fallen relative to other major net import flows, according to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA). This has led to a reduction in the US trade deficit.
The latest downstream news from Canada, USA, and Europe.
Jack Gerard, API President and CEO has made a testimony before the US House of Representatives on oversight of passenger and freight rail safety.
The latest downstream news from the Middle East and Asia.
The US EIA This Week in Petroleum report reveals gasoline and diesel price rises, while propane inventories have remained unchanged.
Metso has won a significant contract to supply valve solutions to Saudi Aramco’s petroleum refining and petrochemical production complex.
The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) elaborates the impacts of extreme cold weather conditions on US petroleum markets.
American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers respond to Chairman Dave Camp’s comprehensive tax reform plan.
American Petroleum Institute says that serious flaws in the Camp proposal could hurt energy and manufacturing.
According to the US EIA, the value of natural gas net imports has declined dramatically in recent years.
The World Energy Council has issued its 2014 World Energy Issue Monitor and has highlighted what issues the global energy industry is currently facing.