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...later by the adjacent Conoco (now Phillips 66) Humber refinery facility. Ownership became 100% vested in Total on its acquisition of Petrofina in 1999. Capacity, feedstocks and rationalisation Initial distillation...
...than) the captured CO2 used to produce it. Bioenergy investments have gained momentum, but concerns persist over the availability of feedstock. The food-versus-fuel debate lingers. Although primarily considered a long-term...
...as the principal fuel for aviation, in the form of Jet A/A-1, will outlast the use of all other refined oil products as fuels (as opposed to feedstock), especially in...
...several organisations including STS Marine Solutions Ltd, Royal Haskoning DHV, Carmet Tugs, Briggs Marine, Liverpool Pilots and Svitzer Towage. Expanding options and opportunities The new STS operation allows the flexibility...
...in the North Sea. The country’s only other refinery, the Esso 110,000BD plant at Slagen (on the south coast) ceased crude oil / feedstock processing last year and is now...
...crude oil feedstock being sourced from theUKand Norwegian sectors of theNorth Sea. Refinery challenges Poor profitability conditions in refining have been evident since 2008 and will continue, with no prospect...
...reducing emissions and increasing efficiency. The feedstock is plastic waste – particularly soft plastics – for which the waste industry has no answers. No two plastics are identical and can’t...
...Allan Group, will become the UK Master Distributor for all marine loading arms, distribution loading arms, and spares. Flotech will work with the Woodfield team to provide unparalleled services, site...
...bills. Commercial customers in agriculture, construction, haulage, manufacturing and marine & offshore businesses will find industry-specific services and products as well as resourceful information on their expansive product range of...
...annual British Ex-Forces in Business Awards, the Armed Forces community’s biggest awards ceremony, demonstrates the huge value that veterans have to offer. Richard, an ex-Royal Marine, is one of 12...
...a pioneer in renewable fuels, has the potential to deliver a new feedstock pathway. The project encompasses engineering design and construction of a demonstrator plant, capable of generating the quantities...
...bp with a fast-to-market, capital, and cost-efficient solution to increase the company’s SAF production from renewable feeds helping to achieve its aim to supply 20% of the SAF market globally...
Killybegs – where Donegal has a depot Some lucky decisions and a keen share of the marine and lubricant markets have helped give one distributor a positive outlook in recession,...
...Geos Group, a specialist physical supplier of marine gas oil which has terminals at Aberdeen, Thames, Blyth, Heysham, Montrose, Great Yarmouth and Lerwick. As of 1 January 2015, vessels operating...
...less harmful to the environment. It is an increasingly popular choice amongst commercial, construction, transport, marine, and public sector businesses. To further enhance their environmental goals, Shell GTL Fuel customers...
...try and even out the ‘pinch points’. The demand will be there for a long time to come. Marine fuel changes come into effect on 1st January 2015, what...
...of England.” This latest acquisition aligns with the distributor’s ongoing growth strategy. In November 2023, the company acquired River Marine Fuels, a Liverpool-based bunker trader, expanding its marine fuel operations....
...investing in CCS, hydrogen and marine energy, they also plan to establish the Energy Independence Act, which will be the framework for their energy and climate policies. Nuclear energy plays...
