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Stolt Tank Containers opens new depot in Scotland

...It features one segregated drive-through food bay, six fixed food bays, two drive-through chemical bays for road tankers and iso tanks, three test bays, three hot work repair bays, 12...

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Biofuels – an uncertain future

...Clare Wenner, the Renewable Energy Association’s head of renewable transport believes: “The delay in implementing policy designed to de-carbonise the transport sector has had a negative effect on investors who...

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SEA call for regulation welcomed by UKIFDA

Following the publication of a report by the Sustainable Energy Association (SEA) UKIFDA is looking forward to “digesting the detail” and “working with SEA on lobbying government to engage on...

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Significant changes to the UK heating market

...Heating Engineering (CIPHE) The Energy Utilities Alliance (EUA) The Ground Source Heat Pump Association (GSHPA) The Heat Pump Association (HPA) The Oil Firing Technical Association (OFTEC) Sustainable Energy Association (SEA)...

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New refinery manager for ExxonMobil Fawley

...450-mile network of underground pipes. The site’s integrated Chemicals operation, which manufactures a range of base chemicals, plasticisers and butyl rubber is led by plant manager Richard Henderson, another ExxonMobil...

Interview

In Conversation with Bangor Fuels

...saw an opportunity to buy the business.” It turns out that ‘buying the business’ was a different arrangement to the way it would usually be understood. Damian didn’t have the...

Interview

Kevin McPartlan of Fuels for Ireland

...not have a business. Fossil fuels cannot be the basis of Ireland’s long-term energy plans, or the basis of our industry’s long term business strategy.” With 700,000 homes dependant on...
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Knowledge

Creating business value through a clear roadmap 

...the options available to them. It also allows the client to move from a crossroads to clearly identify a path and an ultimate destination: either Business Growth or Business Exit....

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Another first for INEOS

...way in shipping ethane worldwide to meet the demands of an expanding chemicals sector. “We’re excited to work with a client such as SP Chemicals and we look forward to...

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The renaissance of Grangemouth

...Grangemouth is the creation of a chemical cluster where INEOS will work with Scottish Enterprise to create a new home for chemical and other types of manufacturers.  Combining Scottish industry...

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Environmentally conscious solutions for the fuel market

SulNOx, the hydrocarbon fuel emulsification specialist, is pleased to announce that it has entered into a Technology Licence Agreement with Nouryon (formerly AkzoNobel Speciality Chemicals). “We are delighted to have...

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Suttons Group acquires bulk chemical transport company

Suttons Group has acquired Imperial Tankers, one of the largest bulk chemical transport companies in the UK, from Hargreaves Services PLC. Terms of the transaction have not been disclosed. Established...

Insight

The UK’s refineries: past, present and future

...north west. Coaster, where products are lifted by tankers via the Manchester Ship Canal. The refinery is also a supplier to the petrochemical industry, providing feedstocks such as toluene, propylene...

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INEOS “more or less likely” to move into fracking

Ineos is giving the strongest signal yet of its intention to move into the controversial area of fracking. The privately controlled chemicals group said it was now “more or less...