NPRA issues support for CFATS program
Charles T. Drevna releases a statement following the markup hearing of anti-terrorism standards for chemical facilities.
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Charles T. Drevna releases a statement following the markup hearing of anti-terrorism standards for chemical facilities.
ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, has won a $151 million order from the energy company Eni Congo SA to engineer, build and commission a new natural gas compression station and treatment plant in the Republic of Congo.
API president believes the study’s finding are especially relevant given the current debate on energy taxes and access to domestic reserves.
Abstracts have been requested for Plant Automation and Decision Support Conference, while the deadline for submission of questions to the NPRA Q&A and Technology Forum also nears.
As first quarter earnings are made public, API states that the oil and gas industry’s importance to the US economic recovery should not be understated.
Stephen Harrison, Linde, Germany, explains how the safety, quality and integrity of gas supply depend on equipment competency.
Armelle Lecarpentier, Cedigaz, France, explores recent developments and trends in natural gas markets across the globe.
The latest EIC Monitor tracking new active and future projects across the global energy industry shows positive signs of growth across all sectors this quarter (Q1:January – March 2011), with the total number of new project announcements up 29% on the previous quarter.
The new study explores the benefits to the global economy, environment and energy supply.
Figures released by API indicate a growth in domestic demand as well as a general improvement in the US economy.
Charles T. Drevna has voiced his disagreement with President Obama’s 23 April weekly address, titled ‘Stopping oil market fraud, beginning a clean energy future’.
New developments are planned for Oman, Abu Dhabi and Iran as Middle Eastern nations seek to match domestic demand for refined products.