McDermott awarded FEED contract from Gunvor Petroleum

McDermott International, alongside its storage business, CB&I, has been awarded a Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) contract from Gunvor Petroleum for the Green Hydrogen Import Terminal project. The project is part […]

Green hydrogen storage to be developed in Ireland

Electricity Supply Board and asset-focused energy company dCarbonX are joining to develop large-scale energy storage projects off the Irish coast. ESB and dCarbonX believe there is a great opportunity to […]

Sinopec aims to be world leader in hydrogen refuelling

Image showing blue hydrogen molecule concept

China Petrochemical Corp, also known as Sinopec, the world’s largest refiner by volume, says it will further boost its green hydrogen manufacturing capabilities and expand its hydrogen refuelling network nationwide […]

IKAV acquires Aera Energy from Shell and ExxonMobil

ExxonMobil's Slagen terminal from the air with a red tanker docked at the end of the jetty

IKAV, the international asset management group, agrees to acquire Aera Energy LLC (‘Aera’), through two separate transactions with the joint subsidiaries of ExxonMobil and Shell respectively. Both transactions are subject […]

AntwerpXL 2022 conference programme announced

The conference programme for the upcoming AntwerpXL, the award-winning breakbulk, heavy-lift and project cargo event, has been unveiled. AntwerpXL returns in 2022 and will bring the breakbulk community together again […]

TotalEnergies Marine Fuels completes biofuel operation

A COSCO Shipping Lines containership

A COSCO Shipping Lines containership has been successfully filled with marine biofuel in TotalEnergies’ first such bunkering operation in Singapore. The containership was bunkered with biofuel from TotalEnergies comprising VLSFO […]

Largest liquid hydrogen tank leaves India

INOXCVA hydrogen tank

INOXCVA, an Indian multinational, among the world’s leading manufacturers of cryogenic equipment and solutions, has waved off the largest bulk liquid hydrogen storage tank ever made in India. The tank […]

US government pledges $60m to decarbonisation

The United States’ Department of Energy (DOE) has announced $40 million (€40.1m) in funding to advance the development and deployment of clean hydrogen technologies. The move represents a significant stride […]

Raising the roof

Tank Storage Magazine takes a look back at some of the most impressive tank roofing projects over recent months Discus Project management of onsite tank work requires anticipation and adjustment […]

Preparing for underground hydrogen storage

Storag etzel

The leading and only independent cavern operator in northwest Europe is preparing for underground hydrogen storage STORAG ETZEL was formerly a public enterprise under the name IVG. It was commissioned […]

ADVOCATING FOR RISK-BASED INSPECTIONS IN THE US

Ingrid Pederson looks at the drawbacks of time-based inspections and the improvements gained by switching to risk-based inspections Political obstinacy  frequently cancels new pipeline projects while the energy demand continues […]

TURNING SLUDGE INTO PROFIT

HydroCarbon Solutions’ tank cleaning technology generates useable oil from tank sludge Born in oilfields of West Texas back in 2004, HydroCarbon Solutions (HCS) has been cleaning aboveground storage tanks one […]

THE HAZARDS OF PETROLEUM

Wayne Geyer looks at the variety of causes in tank fires and explosions, and the importance of awareness Explosions and fires in the petrochemical industry capture headline news locally, nationally, […]

OVERFILL PREVENTION

Emerson’s Richard Ireland runs through updates to the API 2350 standard for overfill prevention of atmospheric storage tanks The dominance of the US in hydrocarbon extraction, refining and transportation is […]

FASTER, BETTER, CLEANER.

How one Canadian company reduced the time required to clean a tank from three months to three weeks Canada-based Radical Robotics is an explosion-proof robotics company, specialising in tank cleaning […]

Mexican export terminals reopen

Three oil export terminals in the Gulf of Mexico have now reopened after being closed on 2 January. The state-owned company Petroleos Mexicanos, or Pemex, was forced to close its […]