Special reports

The company has appointed a new Chief Executive Officer.

The company’s investment shows its “commitment towards a greener future for fuels”.

The behavioural and economic ramifications of COVID-19 will permanently reduce global energy demand, according to DNV GL’s newly published Energy Transition Outlook.

bp has announced the release of its annual Statistical Review of World Energy.

SkyBitz examines a case study in which efficient tracking of tank locations and fuel levels was essential to meet variations in customer demand.

Emerson outlines how the right instruments and system components combined with an effective strategy can help protect industrial plants and facilities.

The Summer issue of Tanks & Terminals covers tank inspections, protection and repairs; leak detection and overfill prevention; safety; and decommissioning projects.

Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, explores Europe’s evolving energy needs and the new opportunities for infrastructure that are being created.

Sulzer Chemtech is set to lead a team which will look into the application and development of bio-based chemicals and renewables through the conversion of renewable feedstocks into oleo-chemicals, biofuels, bio-chemicals and bio-polymers.

The EIA has reported on the factors which fed into the WTI crude oil futures prices dropping below zero.

ExxonMobil has announced reductions in 2020 capital spending by 30% and cash operating expenses by 15% in response to low prices and COVID-19.

Due to COVID-19, IHS Markit anticipates 1Q20 world oil demand to decline by the largest volume in history.

Wood Mackenzie has stated that the global storage market is set to grow from approximately 4 GW of annual deployments in 2019 to more than 15 GW in 2024.

As industry experts explore new ways to mitigate and inhibit CUI, a new strategy based on the chemistry of the insulation has been developed, Marybeth Jones, Johns Manville, explains.

Shell has released its annual LNG outlook, noting a 12.5% increase in demand.