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Gas processing News

Browse the latest gas processing news and articles.

Global power sector shows signs of recovery
15 Oct 20094 min read

Global power sector shows signs of recovery

The power sector has undoubtedly been hit hard by the global credit crunch. The good news is though, that we are now seeing some positive signs of recovery, with the sector beginning to slowly bounce back with more money being invested in new projects.

Petrobras signs Comperj construction agreement
8 Oct 20092 min read

Petrobras signs Comperj construction agreement

Petrobras and CTC Consortium have signed a new construction agreement for construction at the Comperj refinery.

CO2 storage report: key findings
7 Oct 20093 min read

CO2 storage report: key findings

Oil exploration and production technology holds the key to secure CO2 storage, a report published by the CO2 Capture Project (CCP) has recently highlighted. The report provides a definitive treatment of the CO2 storage subsurface technical issues and how oil and gas experience, technology and protocols are available now to address them.

Indian oil and gas market
30 Sept 20092 min read

Indian oil and gas market

India has ambitions to become the hub for petroleum products exports. The export potential coupled with the additional capacity additions and new refineries provide a unique opportunity for potential investors.

Nippon Oil to construct Vietnam refinery with SK Energy
30 Sept 20092 min read

Nippon Oil to construct Vietnam refinery with SK Energy

Nippon Oil has decided to construct a new refinery in Japan with partner SK Energy.

Argentine energy markets
30 Sept 20094 min read

Argentine energy markets

This article discusses Argentine energy markets, covering the growing role of natural gas, primary energy consumption and the refining sector.

New Brazilian gas law
30 Sept 20094 min read

New Brazilian gas law

In March 2009, Brazil adopted the much-awaited Gas Law; regulating the transportation of natural gas. The Gas Law establishes a 30 year concession regime, bringing enhanced security for private companies to enter the market for transportation and storage of natural gas.

Ensuring a workforce for tomorrow’s oil and gas industry
30 Sept 20093 min read

Ensuring a workforce for tomorrow’s oil and gas industry

OPITO – The Oil and Gas Academy, is focusing on attracting skills and talent to the oil and gas industry, through its ‘Energise Your Future’ event, which took place at this year’s Offshore Europe in Aberdeen.

Influence of power lines on pipeline networks
30 Sept 20092 min read

Influence of power lines on pipeline networks

Increased difficulties in obtaining utility right-of-way and the concept of utility corridors have brought pipelines into close proximity with electric power transmission/distribution systems. Metallic objects subjected to the alternating electromagnetic field will exhibit an induced voltage. Also, power conductor faults to ground can cause substantial fault currents in the underground structure.

Jubail refinery contracts awarded
30 Sept 20092 min read

Jubail refinery contracts awarded

Saudi Aramco Total Refining and Petroleum Company has begun awarding EPC contracts for the Jubail refinery.

Indian refineries gear up for Euro-IV transportation fuels
30 Sept 20093 min read

Indian refineries gear up for Euro-IV transportation fuels

India currently has 19 refineries with a total capacity of 3.76 million bpd and gasoline and automotive diesel account for 50% of total domestic refinery production in the country. Delhi is currently the CNG capital of the world.

East Asian energy market
30 Sept 20094 min read

East Asian energy market

East Asia continues to be a vital region for the world economy and the world energy market. This article looks at the four major East Asian economies, their energy markets, and their hydrocarbon processing industries.

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