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Gas processing News

Browse the latest gas processing news and articles.

North America downstream update: early July
6 Jul 20122 min read

North America downstream update: early July

A round up of the latest downstream oil and gas processing news from North America.

KBR awarded FEED and procurement contract for Ethanol plant
6 Jul 20121 min read

KBR awarded FEED and procurement contract for Ethanol plant

KBR has been awarded a contract for engineering and procurement services for DuPont’s first cellulosic ethanol plant in Nevada, Iowa.

Natural gas in China
5 Jul 20122 min read

Natural gas in China

China’s natural gas imports and production are set to increase to meet ballooning demand.

Early July: Global downstream construction news
2 Jul 20121 min read

Early July: Global downstream construction news

A quick round up of global construction projects currently underway within the downstream oil and gas processing industry.

Coryton refinery statement from UK Minister for Energy
28 Jun 20122 min read

Coryton refinery statement from UK Minister for Energy

The UK Minister for Energy Charles Hendry has released a statement about the recent developments surrounding the Coryton refinery.

US downstream update: late June 2012
26 Jun 20121 min read

US downstream update: late June 2012

A round up of news from refineries across the USA.

Delta Air Lines purchases Trainer, Pennsylvania, refinery
26 Jun 20122 min read

Delta Air Lines purchases Trainer, Pennsylvania, refinery

Delta Air Lines becomes the first air carrier to enter into the downstream oil and gas market, with the stated aim of reducing jet fuel expenditure.

The Port Arthur, Texas Motiva refinery could be shut down for a year; caustic leak caused major damage
25 Jun 20121 min read

The Port Arthur, Texas Motiva refinery could be shut down for a year; caustic leak caused major damage

The largest refinery in the US, having just come out of a US$ 10 billion upgrade, could now find itself shutdown for as long as a year as engineers hurry to fix the damage caused by a leak of caustic material.

AFPM and API respond to US Domestic Energy and Jobs Act
22 Jun 20123 min read

AFPM and API respond to US Domestic Energy and Jobs Act

The AFPM and API have both released statements commending the passage of the Domestic Energy and Jobs Act through the US House of Representatives.

UK Energy Minister chairs meeting to save Coryton
20 Jun 20122 min read

UK Energy Minister chairs meeting to save Coryton

The government has sounded out the possible future courses of action to save the troubled Essex refinery and save hundreds of local jobs.

Redundancies imminent at UK Coryton refinery
19 Jun 20121 min read

Redundancies imminent at UK Coryton refinery

The administrators of the troubled facility have stated that the first wave of job cuts will be announced within days.

API criticises EPA’s particle standard proposal
18 Jun 20122 min read

API criticises EPA’s particle standard proposal

The API is arguing that EPA’s particle standard proposal fails to include all options, could cause economic harm and lost investment in the US.

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