API: energy won the 2016 election
80% of voters support increased development of US oil and natural gas resources, including 71% of Democrats, 94% of Republicans and 76% of Independents, according to the API.
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80% of voters support increased development of US oil and natural gas resources, including 71% of Democrats, 94% of Republicans and 76% of Independents, according to the API.
Baker Hughes has introduced a new generation of fluid separation technology for the oil and gas industry.
Two months ago, OPEC met in Algiers and announced it would examine how to set up a production ceiling of between 32.5 million bpd and 33.0 million bpd.
For too long the UK’s oil refining and marketing sector has been missing in government’s energy planning and policy, according to Chris Hunt, Director General of the UKPIA.
Siemens and Bentley Systems have formalised a strategic alliance agreement to drive new business value by accelerating digitalisation to advance infrastructure project delivery.
Genoil has signed a US$50 billion Letter of Intent to develop and construct upgrading and energy projects in Russia and Chechnya.
The API looks forward to working with the new administration on smart energy policies that protect the US as a leader in oil and natural gas production, development and refining.
A PetroVietnam subsidiary, Binh Son Refining and Petrochemical, will use Honeywell’s Connected Performance Services technology at its naphtha complex in Quang Ngai City, Vietnam.
There are indications that the United States' new President-elect could present a more positive outcome for the hydrocarbon industry than the pre-election favourite, according to Douglas-Westwood (DW).
Following an outage that began on 31 October, Colonial Pipeline's Line 1 resumed shipping gasoline early Sunday morning.
Although annual production for 2015 grew, monthly US crude oil production has declined since April 2015, according to the EIA.
Fatih Birol, Executive Director of the IEA, met with Mark Carney, Governor of the Bank of England, to review global energy trends and share views about an orderly energy transition to a low carbon economy.