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May 2010
Publication: Worldwide Refinery Processing Review
Edition: 1Q 2010
Topic: Crude Blending, Treating, and Desalting and Isomerization
Synopsis: The 1Q 2010 issue of the Review features updates on market/technology trends and opportunities, state-of-the-art technology offerings, discussions on plant operations and practices, and a look into research and development work in the areas of Crude Blending, Treating, and Desalting and Isomerization.
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April 2010
Publication: Multi-client Strategic Report Prospectus
Edition: 2010
Topic: Refinery CO2 Management Strategies
Technology Solutions to Reduce Carbon Footprint and Meet Business Sustainability Goals
Synopsis: Report focuses on ways to reduce carbon footprint in refinery operations and produce low-carbon fuels. The comprehensive Report presents in-depth and insightful analyses of technology advances and economic assessments of solutions aiming at complying with recent climate change regulations. Also presents studies on energy efficiency improvements, cogeneration, renewable energy sources, and carbon capture and sequestration. To view the prospectus for topics covered under this Report, please click here.
February 2010
Conference: Opportunity Crudes 2010
Date: Oct 25-26, 2010, Houston, TX
Topic: Technology Innovations to Satisfy Changing Market Conditions and Regulations
Synopsis: The upcoming conference is timely and valuable for refiners and vendors as climate change legislation has become the major concern when processing heavy and sour oils, extra-heavy oil/bitumen, and high-TAN crudes. The primary focus will be on how advanced technologies can ensure the sustainable processing of opportunity crudes in the next decade, with invited speakers sharing their experiences and insights.
For a more information on this conference, including registration information, please click here.
January 2010
Publication: Worldwide Refinery Processing Review
Edition: 4Q 2009
Topic: Fluid Catalytic Cracking and Light Olefins Production
Synopsis: 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.
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October 2009
Publication: Worldwide Refinery Processing Review
Edition: 3Q 2009
Topic: Hydrocracking and Catalytic Reforming
Synopsis: 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.
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August 2009
Publication: Multi-client Strategic Report Prospectus
Edition: 2010
Report Title: Refinery CO2 Management Strategies
Technology Solutions to Reduce Carbon Footprint and Meet Business Sustainability Goals
Synopsis: To be Published in February 2010, this Report focuses on ways to reduce carbon footprint in refinery operations and produce low-carbon fuels. The comprehensive Report presents in-depth and insightful analyses of technology advances and economic assessments of solutions aiming at complying with recent climate change regulations. Also presents studies on energy efficiency improvements, cogeneration, renewable energy sources, and carbon capture and sequestration. To view the prospectus for topics covered under this Report, please click here.
July 2009
Publication: Worldwide Refinery Processing Review
Edition: 2Q 2009
Topic: Hydrotreating and Product Treating and Blending
Synopsis: This issue of the Review covers recent hydrotreating and product treating and blending technology advances, technical challenges, and R&D work. Additionally, the "Latest Refining Technology Developments & Licensing" section provides updates on various refining technologies.
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June 2009
Target participants: Oil Refineries only
Synopsis: We are conducting a worldwide online survey on refinery carbon management as part of a study to be published in our multi-client strategic report, Refinery CO2 Management Strategies (4Q 2009). The study includes four major development topics: (1) energy efficiency improvement, (2) cogeneration, (3) renewable power sources, and (4) carbon capture and sequestration. We would be grateful if you would consider completing this survey, which will help the industry better understand how refiners are preparing for upcoming CO2 emissions mandates.
Enter the survey here.The survey is short (10 minutes to complete) and is confidential (results will only be available in statistical form). As a token of our appreciation, you will receive:
- complimentary access to the results of the survey, and
- four complimentary issues of our electronic weekly refining business newsletter, Worldwide Refining Business Digest Weekly.e.
April 2009
Publication: Worldwide Refinery Processing Review
Edition: 1Q 2009
Topic: Hydrogen Production, Purification and Recovery, and Sulfur Plant
Synopsis: This issue of the Review covers recent hydrogen production, purification, and recovery and sulfur plant technology advances, technical challenges, and R&D work. Additionally, the "Latest Refining Technology Developments & Licensing" section provides updates on various refining technologies.
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March 2009
Publication:
Multi-client Strategic Report
Edition: 2009
Report Title: Future Roles of FCC and Hydroprocessing Units in Modern Refineries
Technical Solutions to Economically Satisfy Ultra-clean Fuel Demand and Green House Gas (GHG) Emission Concerns while Processing Heavy Crudes and Renewable Feedstocks
Synopsis: Published in March 2009, this Report focuses on three primary refinery processes: Fluid Catalytic Cracking, Hydrotreating, & Hydrocracking and how to tackle the four main challenges facing the refining industry. This comprehensive report is a must read for professionals in the refining industry to better position themselves in today's incredibly dynamic refining environment. To view a comprehensive listing of the topics covered under this Report, please click here.
February 2009
Website: OpportunityCrude.com
Topics: Unconventional crudes, high-acid crudes (HACs)/high-TAN crudes, bottom-of-the-barrel (BOB) oil, oilsands, etc.
Synopsis: Hydrocarbon Publishing Company has successfully launched a new website OpportunityCrudes.com a FREE, content-rich website where professionals focused on this niche sector can converge. Our mission is to provide a convenient and comprehensive source to share current news and updates about opportunity crudes.
Visit OpportunityCrudes.com to discover the resources available to you at the click of a button, and be sure to check out the media kit, which explains our advertising offers, rates, and conditions. Join us for the website's launch and broadcast your company's offerings to the global opportunity crudes industry, while being a part of something that is sure to become an industry staple.
December 2008
Publication: Worldwide Refinery Processing Review
Edition: 4Q 2008
Topic: Fluid Catalytic Cracking (FCC) and Crude Distillation
Synopsis: This issue of the Review covers recent fluid catalytic cracking and crude distillation technology advances, technical challenges, and R&D work. Additionally, the "Latest Refining Technology Developments & Licensing" section provides updates on various refining technologies.
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