Outokumpu demonstrates stainless steel solutions for industrial tanks
At StocExpo 2016, Outokumpu is to present its highly efficient materials for industrial tanks, including the Forta Duplex grades for large industrial tanks.
At StocExpo 2016, Outokumpu is to present its highly efficient materials for industrial tanks, including the Forta Duplex grades for large industrial tanks.
Helios LPG Pool LLC has reached an agreement with Oriental Energy Company Ltd., whereby Helios LPG will operate eight VLGCs for the company.
On day three of the StocExpo 2016 Conference, Eduard J. Smits, Manufacturing IT, MES at Accenture, is expected to a look the convergence of IT and OT in terminal operations. He has provided details of his talk.
Rompetrol Downstream has started the extensive rollout of OpenTAS technology, including complete SAP integration, at several of its sites in Romania.
Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, concludes his discussion of the North American storage industry.
For Geldof, the LBC Tank Terminals project includes the realisation of 16 new storage tanks, with a capacity of up to 3000 m³.
State Oil’s subsidiary, Prax Terminals, has acquired the Jarrow fuels terminal from Shell.
Lanner has been awarded a 12 month contract by a major US LNG operator to supply its LNG Logistics Simulator.
Gordon Cope continues his examination of the North American storage industry, focusing on gas and refined liquids.
This is the first time that US shale gas has ever been shipped to Europe, and represents the culmination of a long term investment by INEOS.
Gordon Cope, Contributing Editor, explains why record high oil and gas production, combined with low prices, spells big opportunities for storage.
A number of exhibitors are using StocExpo 2016 to launch new technologies and innovations to a global audience.
The first export shipment of LNG produced in the Lower 48 states on 24 February is a milestone, reflecting a decade of natural gas production growth.
The NJ Market ConX project will move propane from the Marcellus/Utica basin to a terminal facility on the Delaware River.
The Port of Rotterdam Authority reported a 4.9% rise in the throughput of goods in 2015.