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Mid May construction and maintenance news: Europe and Asia
The latest construction and maintenance news from Europe and Asia.
API insists: EPA was not denied role in E15 testing
API Downstream Director, Bob Greco, has refuted claims made by EPA Administrator nominee, Gina McCarthy, that the EPA and DOE were denied a role in E15 testing.
According to an article published by the Christian Science Monitor, more women than ever before are opting for employment in the fields of oil and gas.
Slowing economies, the rise in shale gas and tightening of emissions regulations will affect the coal industry. However, there remain opportunities for positive growth across the globe.
The API has congratulated Ernest Moniz on his Senate confirmation to become Secretary of the Department of Energy, urging him to quickly approve LNG export projects.
GDF SUEZ has signed a JV agreement with Sempra Energy, Mitsubishi and Mitsui for the Cameron LNG project.
Australia’s resource sector investments expected to reach a record AU$85 billion in 2013
The latest construction and maintenance news from the Middle East, USA and South America.
The IHS has launched a new professional training and education program for energy and chemical workers, in order that increased demand for employees generated by the US shale gas revolution might be met.
Dr. Hooman Peimani gives an overview of Russia’s oil and gas pipeline plans as the behemoth looks to expanding markets in Asia.
The latest downstream construction and maintenance developments from Africa and Asia.
Colombia’s energy sector is going through a crucial period in time that will define its position in the global market.
A new report has concluded that the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline has a 98.5% risk of a significant spill in the pipeline’s first 50 years of operation.
The latest downstream news from the USA and South America.
The latest downstream news from Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
Recent improvements in the terms offered for oil and gas exploration and production (E&P) in Myanmar signal a clear resolve to attract foreign investment.
Singapore’s LNG terminal has started its first commercial operations.
BG Group has signed binding agreements with CNOOC for the sale of additional interests in the Queensland Curtis LNG project in Australia for US$ 1.93 billion and for the supply of an additional 5 million tpy of LNG.
Global Energy Security Conference 2013 will cover security issues related to both offshore and onshore oil and gas arising out of terrorist activities, civil unrest, and a competitive global
This workshop will uncover practical experiences from leading pipeline operators globally, and showcase the latest innovations and technologies to allow operators to cost effectively manage
Elizabeth Morant, World Pipelines Editor, reads her February 2013 comment.
Claira Lloyd, Hydrocarbon Engineering Editor, reads her comment from the February 2013 issue.
Jonathan Rowland, World Coal Editor, reads her comment from the January 2013 issue.
Anna Scordos, Oilfield Technology Editor, reads her comment from the January 2013 issue.
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