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David Cameron supports fracking, Siemens builds compressor trains in China and Rosneft finds an oil and gas field in Siberia. Hydrocarbons-technology.com wraps up the key headlines from August 2013.
As the big manufacturers of combined cycle gas turbines (CCGTs) continue on their never ending quest to create the most efficient class of gas turbine, we look at what is...
GE buys Lufkin for $3.3bn, Chesapeake plans oil, gas assets sale in the US and Cuadrilla to drill exploratory oil well in the UK. Hydrocarbons-technology.com wraps up the key headlines...
Statoil launches new security unit, Rosneft plans $60bn oil deal with China, and Petronas plans $20bn investment in LNG project. Hydrocarbons-technology.com wraps up the key headlines from June 2013.
Chemicals are now being relied upon to recover oil reserves as demand for the black stuff grows. Sarah Blackman finds out first-hand how surfactant-based technology is being used to retrieve...
In a ploy to make the oil business more accessible, Maersk Group has launched a downloadable 'Quest for Oil' video game, enabling those outside the industry to simulate some of...
Rosneft announces big money move for local gas company Itera, US announces major LNG terminal expansion, GE pushes on with fracking research and India re-opens peace pipeline discussions. Hydrocarbons-technology.com wraps...
Gas flaring, the burning off of natural gas, has been identified as a parlous waste of limited fuel reserves that could be worth billions of dollars to local gas markets....
The US EPA brands state environmental review for Keytone XL Pipeline as 'inadequate', Shell says Nigeria is losing out on billions from oil theft and ExxonMobil continues the Arkansas oil...
TransCanada's proposed 835 mile Keystone XL Pipeline has divided a nation, but how do the facts stack up? To find out click on the Keystone XL infographics below and read...
