Hanseatic Energy Hub begins non-binding phase of open season
Hanseatic Energy Hub has started the non-binding phase of its open season and will offer capacities in the LNG terminal in Stade, Germany, from 2026.
Hanseatic Energy Hub has started the non-binding phase of its open season and will offer capacities in the LNG terminal in Stade, Germany, from 2026.
Clyde & Co. LLP discusses preventative and responsive utilisation of drones at storage tank terminals.
The tank storage event, which was originally planned to take place in March 2021, has been postponed until June 2021.
As the industrial industry works to find better ways to combat corrosion under insulation, understanding how the insulation’s chemistry can affect corrosion is a critical piece of the puzzle. Marybeth Jones, Johns Manville, explains.
Fintan Duffy, Re-Gen Robotics, Northern Ireland, explanis how robot technologies can allow for a safer, cleaner and more efficient alternative to 'man entry' tank cleaning.
Hartree Refining Co. has completed the acquisition of the splitter and terminal business Channelview.
Prostar Capital has secured co-investment capital from an institutional investor for the development of Dutch Caribbean storage terminal GTI Statia.
SENER Engineering announces its new Managing Director.
According to GlobalData, Asia is expected to witness the highest global liquids storage capacity additions, contributing around 46% by 2024.
CITGO Petroleum Corp. has announced that its Corpus Christi refinery has received the 2019 ENERGY STAR® certification, awarded by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
The International Liquid Terminals Association (ILTA) has announced that it will hold its annual operating conference and trade show on 04 – 06 October 2021 in Houston, Texas, US.
The combination will result in CA$1.2 billion in cost and capital synergies, enhance free funds flow generation and support investment grade credit profile.
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.