ExxonMobil and Scepter to deploy technology for methane emissions detection
The companies have agreed to work together to deploy advanced satellite technology and proprietary data processing platforms to detect methane emissions.
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The companies have agreed to work together to deploy advanced satellite technology and proprietary data processing platforms to detect methane emissions.
The companies have signed a joint collaboration and license agreement to co-develop and license Saudi Aramco's Heavy Oil Processing Initiative (HOPI+) technology.
Nuberg EPC has won a contract for the 10 tpd bioethanol-from-biomass plant project – located in Panipat, India – on a lump sum turnkey basis.
The companies have joined forces to design and develop plastic materials, made from recycled polypropylene, which meet the demanding standards of the automotive industry.
TOYO has been awarded a contract by Numaligarh Refinery Ltd for the EPCC of a diesel hydrotreating unit in Assam, India.
Voyager Portal, a software platform enabling companies to reduce cost, risk and complexity in their marine supply chain, has announced a US$8.4 million Series A investment led by Phaze Ventures.
Joint research conducted by the World Petroleum Council and Boston Consulting Group suggests that the percentage of women working in oil and gas has stalled at 22%, but the industry has strengthened its commitment to act.
DuPont Clean Technologies has announced that the STRATCO alkylation unit at the Fujian Refining and Petrochemical Co. Ltd refinery has successfully started up.
Seeq has reached an agreement with Saudi Aramco to further expand its operational analytics strategy, as part of the company’s ongoing digital transformation programme.
The company recently made a significant investment to modernise its catalyst research facility in Toyama, Japan, preparing it for faster, more efficient experimentation.
The EIA reports that US LNG export capacity will be the world’s largest by the end of 2022.
Tim Bruewer, Watlow, outlines how switching to electric process heaters can help companies in the energy sector take another step towards reducing their overall carbon footprint.