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Topaz Energy and Marine, an offshore marine logistics company, has signed a long-term agreement and placed an order with Baker Hughes, a GE company, to deploy Baker Hughes’ lubricant condition monitoring system, VitalyX.
ExxonMobil has announced it will invest up to US$100 million over 10 years to research and develop advanced lower-emissions technologies with the U.S. Department of Energy’s national renewable energy laboratory and national energy technology laboratory.
PJ Valves outlines how the right supply chain can reduce risk and costs, and why the oil price matters less than you might think.
In the build-up to PRCE Europe 2019, MOL Group's Executive Vice President of Downstream, Ferenc Horvath, sat down with the Congress’ Project Director, Regina Chislova.
A new report by Arup outlines the steps needed for a successful hydrogen economy in the UK by 2035.
EIA reports that 2018 was a record year for US energy with production outpacing consumption but increases across the board.
Aspen asset optimisation software will be used at the Zeeland Refinery to improve efficiency and maximise profit generation.
New, all-electric, actuated, multiphase subsea boosting station powered by a Nexans power umbilical will aid future oil recovery from Vigdis.
Anticipating growing demand for EVOH resin, Mitsubishi Chemical plans to increase production at its US subsidiary twelvefold.
Further advancing the prospect of Germany’s first LNG terminal, Axpo and German LNG Terminal have signed a Heads of Agreement for a long-term capacity contract.
The new collaboration is aimed at improving the accessibility and efficiency of oil and gas reliability data.
SUEZ’s Methanis biogas membrane system will be used to generate RNG at the Oakland wastewater treatment plant in Topeka, Kansas.