Upstream Oil & Gas: Key Stages of Exploration and Production

Discover the crucial exploration and production stages in upstream oil and gas. Understand how drilling and extraction are ...

Expansion on cards at Eromanga refinery as Queensland looks to produce more oil

The Inland Oil Refinery produces specialised underground mining fuel, heating oils and other speciality solvents, and supplies a small amount of on-road diesel for the local community ...
Reuters

US refiners unlikely to spend big to process more domestic oil

Light US crude requires a different configuration at refineries Changing refinery setup can be a lengthy and expensive process Running different crude types impacts refinery yields, margin April 9 - U ...
Forbes

Why U.S. Refineries Can Handle Shale Oil Despite The Persistent Myth

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Robert Rapier is a chemical engineer covering the energy sector. CARSON, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 10: In an aerial view, Marathon ...
Hydrocarbon Processing

GEA launches enzymatically enhanced GEA eTOP degumming solution

GEA has introduced GEA eTOP Degumming, an enzymatically supported enhancement of its proven TOP degumming process for edible ...

Fuelling a continent: how China’s engineering prowess built Africa’s biggest oil refinery

Nigeria has turned into a net exporter of refined petroleum products amid the energy shock unleashed by the US-Israel war on ...
Rigzone

Job description for a senior process engineer in oil refining?

I.1 Process monitoring and optimization: Lead daily technical stewardship of assigned units (e.g., crude/vacuum, hydrotreating, reforming, FCC, hydrocracking, sulfur ...
Rigzone

Responsibilities of a refinery process operator in oil and gas?

Operates and monitors refinery process units (e.g., crude/vacuum, hydrotreating, reforming, FCC, alkylation, isomerization, utilities, tank farm) to meet production ...
NPR

The U.S. is a big oil exporter. So why does it import most of the oil it consumes?

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe talks to University of Texas engineering professor Hugh Daigle about why the U.S. imports most of the oil it consumes despite being one of the world's largest oil exporters. The ...