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BPNA settles environmental charges at Whiting, Ind., refinery

May 24, 2012

BP North America Inc. (BPNA) agreed to pay an $8 million fine and spend more than $400 million to install state-of-the-art air pollution controls at its Whiting, Ind., refinery to settle charges that it violated the Clean Air Act, the US Department of Justice and Environmental Protection Agency jointly announced.

Paraxylene plant nears completion in Algeria

May 24, 2012

Naftec SPA, a unit of Sonatrach, is nearing mechanical completion on a paraxylene production plant in Skikda, Algeria, according to technology licensor GTC Technology, Houston.

Russian refinery due desulfurization boost

May 23, 2012

Lukoil will use Axens technology for a cracked-gasoline desulfurization unit at its 337,000 b/d Kstovo refinery in the Nizhny Novgorod region of Russia.

API: Gasoline demand posted small increase in April

May 18, 2012

While total US demand for oil products dipped in April, gasoline demand climbed almost 1% from a year earlier to average 8.842 million b/d, according to the latest monthly statistical report from the American Petroleum Institute.

Imperial eyes alternatives for Dartmouth, NS, refinery

May 17, 2012

Imperial Oil Ltd. said it will offer its 88,000 b/d Dartmouth refinery near Halifax, NS, for sale while it studies alternatives for the facility that is not meeting its financial expectations.

 

CRC tests reveal valve seat damage in some vehicles from E15

May 16, 2012

Engine durability tests by the Coordinating Research Council, which studies the interaction of engines and petroleum products, found leaks from uneven valve seat wear and pittage in two of eight 2001-09 vehicle engines run for 500 hr on a 15% ethanol-85% gasoline fuel blend, the organization supported by the American Petroleum Institute and automobile manufacturers said.

Copano to take South Texas gas plant to 1 bcfd

May 10, 2012

Copano Energy LLC, Houston, will add 400 MMcfd of cryogenic processing capacity at its Houston Central complex, in Colorado County, Tex., west of Houston, the company reported.

Guatemala upgrader feasibility study planned

May 10, 2012

Two companies will study the feasibility of building a facility in Guatemala to upgrade heavy crude oil.



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