Kazakhstan’s largest petrochemical project sees foundations laid
Kazakhstan’s largest petrochemical project has seen its first piles driven in to the foundation for polyethylene plant in Atyrau.
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Callum O'Reilly, Senior Editor of Hydrocarbon Engineering, sat down with Dr. Klaus Brun, Global Director of Research & Development, Ebara Elliott Energy, to discuss his article that featured in the February 2025 issue of Hydrocarbon Engineering magazine.
Chandra Asri and Glencore complete Singapore Energy and Chemicals Park acquisition
Chandra Asri Group and Glencore have completed the acquisition of Shell's interest in Singapore Energy and Chemicals Park.
Crowley fortifies Puerto Rico terminal with LNG-fuelled microgrid
Crowley, the longest-serving US logistics provider in Puerto Rico, is enhancing the resiliency of its Isla Grande logistics terminal in San Juan with the installation of a microgrid fuelled by LNG.
Cleanova lands filtration contract from Canadian gas producer
Cleanova has landed a major filtration contract from Canada’s largest process gas producer.
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LNG's critical role in shipping’s energy transition revealed in Lloyd’s Register’s latest ‘Fuel for Thought’ report
Fuel for Thought: LNG provides an analysis of LNG’s current status and future potential in maritime decarbonisation.
Desmet awarded contract for HVO pre-treatment plant in South Korea
Desmet has been awarded a contract by LG-ENI Biorefining for a HVO pre-treatment plant in South Korea.
Willis Sustainable Fuels selects FT CANS for SAF production
Willis Sustainable Fuels has selected FT CANS to boost sustainable aviation fuel production in the UK.
Renewable methanol: powering decarbonisation across hard-to-abate sectors
Renewable methanol is a low-carbon fuel derived from biomass, waste, and captured CO2. It offers a scalable alternative for hard-to-electrify sectors like shipping and industry. Advances in production technologies and policy support are driving its adoption, with large-scale projects emerging to aid global decarbonisation efforts.
Grandpuits conversion into a zero-crude platform continues
The Grandpuits Conversion into a zero-crude platform continues and TotalEnergies has revealed that it will meet all of its commitments.
New guidance on thermal imaging systems for steam cracker furnaces
LAND® a business of AMETEK Inc. has issued new industry guidance on thermal imaging systems for steam cracker furnaces in the petrochemical industry.