Williams confirms new management structure
Williams Industrial Services Group has announced a new management structure to implement its strategic growth plan.
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Williams Industrial Services Group has announced a new management structure to implement its strategic growth plan.
The agreement will cover all the residue hydrocracking technologies of Chevron Lummus Global, for example LC-FININGTM, LC-Max®, LC-SLURRY. The purpose of this collaboration is to offer solutions for all end-customer training solution needs for operating residue hydrocracking.
South Africa has joined the International Energy Agency (IEA) as an Association country.
Wison has successfully shipped the world’s largest single modular ethylene cracking furnace for Zhejiang Petrochemical.
The project aims to use FGD systems to reduce emissions of sulfur oxide and soot dust, helping to clear and reduce air pollutants in India.
The company will undertake system migration and provide ongoing services to drive safety, performance and efficiency at H&R Group's flagship chemical refinery.
GEL Utility Ltd has signed a multiyear services agreement with GE to power Nigeria’s largest oil refinery.
Business plan to increase oil production capacity to 4 million bpd at the end of 2020.
The US$4.61 billion sourced for the project represents the largest project financing in the Sultanate of Oman.
Unspecified oil company to enter into a tolling agreement and serve as the refinery’s supply and offtake counterparty.
The plant will take feedstocks of waste fats, oils and greases, and be located on the US West Coast.
Sonatrach’s Algerian facility will produce 200 000 tpy of methyl tert-butyl ether.