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REFINERY CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

Multi-Client Strategic Report
Publication date:March 2010
Item#:C00900
NEW REPORT! Prepublication discount available. Technology Solutions to Reduce Carbon Footprint and Meet Business Sustainability Goals. Extensive review of ways to reduce carbon footprint in refinery operations and produce low-carbon fuels.

FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING AND LIGHT OLEFINS PRODUCTION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)
Publication date:4Q 2009
Item#:B20904
JUST PUBLISHED!

This issue of the Review includes a thorough evaluation of state-of-the-art commercial technology, plant operations and design, and innovative research and development work for fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) and light olefins production technologies.

$1,995

WORLDWIDE REFINING BUSINESS DIGEST WEEKLY.E

Worldwide Refining Business Digest Weekly.e
Publication date:Weekly- 2010
Item#:A000900
Extensive coverage of refining industry news in the US-Americas, Europe/Middle East/Africa, and Asia-Pacific regions.

$715

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)
Publication date:2009- 2010
Item#:B30900
Annual subscription comprehensively covering eight refinery processes per year.

$3,115

FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:4Q 2009
Item#:B1008
JUST PUBLISHED!

This issue of the Review includes a thorough evaluation of state-of-the-art commercial technology, plant operations and design, and innovative research and development work for fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) technologies.

$1,495

LIGHT OLEFINS PRODUCTION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:4Q 2009
Item#:B1017
JUST PUBLISHED!

$1,495

CATALYTIC REFORMING

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:3Q 2009
Item#:B1003
Comprehensive analysis of semi-regenerative, CCR, and cyclic catalytic reforming processes for the production gasoline, aromatics and hydrogen from naphtha feedstreams. Market conditions and trends are considered in terms of supply and demand for catalytic reforming products, and technology advances are evaluated for both commercial offerings and emerging technologies reveal in patent literature and R&D work.

$1,495

HYDROCRACKING

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:3Q 2009
Item#:B1012
JUST PUBLISHED!

Focuses on the implementation of refinery hydrocracking technology to meet current market needs and also includes a comprehensive analysis of commercial and emerging process, operational, and catalyst advances.

$1,495

HYDROCRACKING AND CATALYTIC REFORMING

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)
Publication date:3Q 2009
Item#:B20903
This issue of the Review includes a thorough evaluation of state-of-the-art commercial technology, plant operations and design, and innovative research and development work for hydrocracking and catalytic reforming technologies.

$1,995

HYDROTREATING

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:2Q 2009
Item#:B1014
Removing sulfur and in refinery streams and products requires a ranges of hydrotreating (HT) technologies. This hydrotreating section of the Review covers commercial process and catalysts technologies and new HT developments in light of stringent fuel regulations and the use of heavier, sourer feeds.

$1,495

PRODUCT TREATING AND BLENDING

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:2Q 2009
Item#:B1021
The product treating and blending topic in the Review focuses on strategies to remove contaminants (mainly sulfur) from refined product without the use of expensive hydrogen. Polishing applications to meet stringent sulfur specifications have emerged commercially with a significant amount of R&D work investigating novel and alternative approaches to product treating. Improved blending strategies utilizing advanced control techniques are also discussed.

$1,495

HYDROTREATING, AND PRODUCT TREATING & BLENDING

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)
Publication date:2Q 2009
Item#:B20902
Latest hydrotreating and product treating and blending technology advances, technical challenges, and R&D work. The focus of these technologies in the modern refinery is for removing sulfur and other contaminants from feed and product streams

$1,995

ENVIRONMENTAL LEGISLATION ON FUEL SPEC., REFINERY SITE EMISSIONS, AND WASTE DISPOSAL

Worldwide Refining and Petrochemical Industry Monitor
Publication date:April 2009
Item#:D10904
This biannual report covers current and future environmental regulations for regions and countries around the world, including government proposals and pending mandates.

$995

FUTURE ROLES OF FCC AND HYDROPROCESSING UNITS IN MODERN REFINERIES

Multi-Client Strategic Report
Publication date:March 2009
Item#:C00901
Report answers the ultimate question of how to allocate resources in future operations based on feed availability, product values, operating costs, financial capability, and carbon footprint.

HYDROGEN PRODUCTION/RECOVERY/PURIFICATION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:1Q 2009
Item#:B1013
An examination of the state of the refinery hydrogen network in terms of production, recovery and purifications technologies is covered in this issue of the Review. The primary focus is on hydrogen market developments and commercial and emerging technologies available to refiners to meet expanding hydrogen demands. Additionally, hydrogen supply methods (onsite production vs. over-the-fence supply) are analyzed

$1,495

SULFUR REMOVAL

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:1Q 2009
Item#:B1023
The sulfur plant technology first addresses the latest sulfur market and developments and competition in the Market/Technology Trends & Opportunities section.

$1,495

HYDROGEN (H2) PRODUCTION/PURIFICATION/RECOVERY AND SULFUR PLANT

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)
Publication date:1Q 2009
Item#:B20901
Around the world, increasing demand for ultra-clean gasoline and diesel fuels and the rising use of heavy sour crudes has prompted many refiners to expand hyrotreatinig and hydrocracking capacity. As a result, the hydrogen and sulfur plants have become significant pieces in the refinery puzzle. This issue of the Review covers the expanding role of the sulfur and hydrogen plants in terms of available technology, processing considerations, and innovative R&D work.

$1,995

SUPPLY AND DEMAND OF OIL, REFINED PRODUCTS, AND PETROCHEMICALS

Worldwide Refining and Petrochemical Industry Monitor
Publication date:January 2009
Item#:D20901
This biannual report covers country-specific supply and demand of oil, refined products, and petrochemicals for all global regions.

$995

REFINING INDUSTRY TRENDS AND STRATEGIES

Worldwide Refining and Petrochemical Industry Monitor
Publication date:January 2009
Item#:D30901
This biannual report provides an overview of existing refinery systems around the world, as well as country-specific plans for new refineries and refinery expansions and revamps.

$995

BIOFUELS LEGISLATION, PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY, AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS

Worldwide Refining and Petrochemical Industry Monitor
Publication date:January 2009
Item#:D40901
This biannual report covers the output and demand of ethanol, biodiesel, biobutanol, and other emerging biofuels, as well as country-specific legislation requiring the production, blending, and use of biofuels.

$995

GLOBAL REFINERY SHUTDOWN ROUNDUP

Shutdown Database
Publication date:Weekly- 2009
Item#:E00900
The Global Refinery Shutdown Roundup offers details on planned and unplanned refinery shutdowns.

$550

CRUDE DISTILLATION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:4Q 2008
Item#:B1005
In this section of the Review the crude distillation unit (CDU) is discussed as a major refinery processing unit. Every barrel of oil processing within a refinery will be routed through the CDU, and as a result, operations of this unit will impact the rest of the plant. Market trends are analyzed in terms of fuel supply and demand and regional capacity and state-of-the-art and innovative technologies are also reviewed.

$1,495

FCC AND CRUDE DISTILLATION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)
Publication date:4Q 2008
Item#:B20804
Recent fluid catalytic cracking and crude distillation technology advances, technical challenges, and R&D work. The operation of these two primary processing units will be integral to the production of gasoline and other distillate products in the refinery.

$1,995

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:3Q 2008
Item#:B1001
The alkylation process yields a high-octane gasoline blending component (alkylate) with a low Reid Vapor Pressure (RVP), minimal sulfur, and no aromatics or olefins. A comprehensive review of market conditions, commercial technology options, and process and catalyst innovations is included, as well as a thorough discussion of the future of alkylation technology focusing on liquid vs. solid acid catalysts.

$1,495

HYDROCRACKING AND ALKYLATION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)
Publication date:3Q 2008
Item#:B20803
This issue of the Review covers recent hydrocracking and alkylation technology advances, technical challenges, and R&D work. Additionally, Section 4, Latest Refining Technology Developments & Licensing, provides updates on various refining technologies.

$1,995

OPPORTUNITY CRUDES CONFERENCE

Conference Papers
Publication date:May 2008
Item#:F00805
Papers presented by various companies at the Opportunity Crudes conference held in Houston, TX in 2008.

$500

VISBREAKING

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:2Q 2008
Item#:B1024
Due to market trends favoring the use of heavier crudes, refiners have begun to focus on technology suitable for upgrading heavy feedstocks. The technology covered in this section of the Review—visbreaking— converts atmospheric or vacuum residues to gas, naphtha, distillates, and visbroken residue, reduces the quantity of cutter stock required to reduce fuel oil viscosity, and increases distillate yield. Commercial technology, plant operations, and the latest research and development works are evaluated.

$1,495

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:1Q 2008
Item#:B1004
Coking is a major bottom-of-the-barrel upgrading process whose popularity has risen steadily in response to heavier crudes and the dwindling demand for heavy residual oils. This process converts heavy feedstocks such as vacuum residuals, heavy cracked gas oils, and decanted oils into solid coke, gas, LPG and relatively low-boiling distillates. This section of the Review provides a comprehensive evaluation of coking technology in terms of technology advancement, operational practices, and research work.

$1,495

GAS PROCESSING UNIT/VAPOR RECOVERY UNIT

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:1Q 2008
Item#:B1009
Investigates the state-of-the-art technology and plant operations of a refinery gas plant to recover valuable light ends in the refining process. A discussion of the latest patents and research work on this topic is also included.

$1,495

FUTURE REFINERY OPERATIONS TO MEET FUEL SUPPLY SECURITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

Multi-Client Strategic Report
Publication date:December 2007
Item#:C00701
In-depth and insightful report on technology advances and economic assessments of solutions to secure steady fuel supplies and comply with increasingly stringent environmental requirements especially related to climate change in the next 10-20 years.

LUBE OIL PRODUCTION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:4Q 2007
Item#:B1018
Lube oils produced from crude refining are often referred to as mineral oils and find use in automobiles, industrial plants, consumer products, and even medical and food-grade applications. Finished lubricant products commonly comprise a blend of base oils of varying qualities and one or more additives. The transition of commercial technology from solvent-based methods to hydroprocessing-based lube production is discussed in this issue along with operational strategies and novel R&D work.

$1,495

CRUDE TREATING AND DESALTING

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:3Q 2007
Item#:B1006
provides a thorough analysis of crude treating and desalting technologies. As crude quality changes and worldwide refining demand grows, treating and desalting crude before it enters the crude distillation unit (CDU) will become a pivotal step to ensure efficient downstream operation and prolonged equipment life. Commercial and emerging treating and desalting technologies are presented as well as plant operational considerations.

$1,495

ISOMERIZATION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:3Q 2007
Item#:B1015
Focus on isomerization technologies to convert C4 or C5-C6 paraffins into high-octane branched isomers in the gasoline range. Market conditions and opportunities are discussed in terms of the isomerization capacity to meet gasoline demand. A comprehensive analysis of process and catalysts advances is also included for isomerization technology.

$1,495

ENERGY CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:2Q 2007
Item#:B1007
The Energy Conservation and Management section of the Review includes a compilation of strategies for refiners to improve energy use through optimization, utilities management programs, revamp projects, and investment in novel technologies. Regardless of the financial climate, energy management technologies can provide substantial return on investment for refiners.

$1,495

GASIFICATION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:1Q 2007
Item#:B1010
Gasification technologies for refinery application are covered in this section of the Review. A look into state-of-the-art and emerging technologies is included. Additionally, this section touches on the application of integrated gasification combined cycle (IGCC) technology for refinery application to cogenerate refinery utilities.

$1,495

AROMATICS PRODUCTION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:4Q 2006
Item#:B1002
In the aromatics production section, new products and topics covered include:

$1,495

OPPORTUNITY CRUDES: TECHNICAL CHALLENGES AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS

Multi-Client Strategic Report
Publication date:May 2006
Item#:C00601
Comprehensive analysis on processing unconventional crudes at petroleum refineries.

PLANT UPGRADES AND REVAMPS

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:4Q 2005
Item#:B1020
The plant upgrades and revamps section discusses revamps of the entire refinery as well as those of specific units such as distillation towers, hydrotreaters, H2 plants, and visbreakers. It also summarizes the plant upgrading and revamping activity taking place around the world.

$995

GAS-TO-LIQUIDS PRODUCTION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:3Q 2005
Item#:B1011
In the GTL section, the new products and topics covered include:

$995

ADVANCED FCC TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE REFINERY PROFITABILITY

Multi-Client Strategic Report
Publication date:March 2005
Item#:C00501
Gasoline Reformulation (year 2005 and beyond), Higher Gasoline and LCO Production, Raising Light Olefins Yield, Bottom-of-the-Barrel Processing, NOX and SOX Emission Abatement, and Unit Reliability and Revamps.

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:4Q 2004
Item#:B1016
Nearly all MTBE produced is used as an octane enhancer and oxygenate in gasoline.

$995

PLANT MAINTENANCE/RELIABILITY/SAFETY

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:3Q 2004
Item#:B1019

$995

SOLVENT EXTRACTION AND DEASPHALTING

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:3Q 2004
Item#:B1022
In response to high, and much publicized, crude oil prices, many refiners have turned to processing heavier, cheaper crudes. This practice lends increased importance, and timeliness, to the section on solvent extraction and deasphalting, which describes recent advances in these areas and offers comparisons of the commercially available processes.

$995

ADVANCED HYDROTREATING AND HYDROCRACKING TECHNOLOGIES TO PRODUCE ULTRA-CLEAN DIESEL FUEL

Multi-Client Strategic Report
Publication date:January 2004
Item#:C00401
In-depth report covering hydrocracking and hydrotreating technologies.

ADVANCED ULTRA-CLEAN MOTOR GASOLINE PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY

Multi-Client Strategic Report
Publication date:October 2002
Item#:C00201
Technical and Economic Assessments of the Latest Refinery Processes/Catalysts/Hardware; Innovations to Increase Yields of Alkylate, Iso-octane and Isomerate; and Novel Specialty Additives.

MEETING ULTRA-LOW-SULFUR FUEL SPECIFICATIONS AND INCREASING LIQUID PRODUCT AND PROPYLENE YIELDS VIA THE LATEST ADVANCES IN COKING, RESID FCC, AND RESID HYDROPROCESSING TECHNOLOGIES

Multi-Client Strategic Report
Publication date:September 2001
Item#:C00101
More information available on request.

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROLS

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:3Q 1999
Item#:B1026

$495

ETHER PRODUCTION

Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)
Publication date:3Q 1998
Item#:B1025

$495

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