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SUPPLY AND DEMAND OF OIL, REFINED PRODUCTS, AND PETROCHEMICALS
Worldwide Refining and Petrochemical Industry MonitorPublication date: 2019
Item#:D20901
This biannual report covers country-specific supply and demand of oil, refined products, and petrochemicals for all global regions.
BIOFUELS LEGISLATION, PRODUCTION AND SUPPLY, AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Worldwide Refining and Petrochemical Industry MonitorPublication date: 2019
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.
ANALYTICS: GLOBAL REFINERY SHUTDOWN ROUNDUP
Shutdown DatabasePublication date:Weekly- 2018
Item#:E00900
Global Refinery Shutdown Analytics (GRSA): Turning refinery shutdown data into profits and opportunities
INNOVATIVE REFINING STRATEGIES AND FLEXIBLE TECHNOLOGIES IN A VOLATILE CRUDE MARKET
Multi-Client Strategic ReportPublication date:March 2017
Item#:C01600
Major challenges now facing refiners amid market uncertainty: What crudes to buy? What products to make?
SULFUR PLANT AND AROMATICS PRODUCTION (QUARTERLY ISSUES)
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)Publication date:1Q 2016
Item#:B21601
Just Published. Sulfur Plant and Aromatics Production
Publication date: 2017
Item#:B30900
Annual subscription comprehensively covering eight refinery processes per year.
SULFUR PLANT, AND CRUDE BLENDING, TREATING, AND DESALTING
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)Publication date:1Q 2015
Item#:B21501
Sulfur Plant, and Crude Blending, Treating, and Desalting
Publication date:1Q 2015
Item#:B1023
Sulfur Plant
HYDROCRACKING AND SOLVENT DEASPHALTING
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)Publication date:2Q 2014
Item#:B21402
Hydrocracking and Solvent Extraction and Deasphalting
Publication date:1Q 2014
Item#:B21401
Sulfur Plant and Coking
REFINERY POWER OUTAGE MITIGATIONS: LATEST TECHNOLOGIES AND STRATEGIES TO MINIMIZE FINANCIAL IMPACTS
Multi-Client Strategic ReportPublication date:February 2014
Item#:c01300
Unplanned refinery shutdowns hit company earnings two ways: lost production and potential liabilities for excess flaring and unsafe operations.
SULFUR PLANT AND CRUDE DISTILLATION
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)Publication date:1Q 2013
Item#:B21301
Sulfur Plant and Crude distillation
Publication date:July 2012
Item#:C01200
NEW. The global refining business is pressing forward in a difficult operating environment in which only the best, most sophisticated refineries will be profitable. Complex refineries are considered the ones that can buy the cheapest feeds and convert them into the products the market wants using the most cost-effective processes in the near term with a long-term operational strategy. The cost factor is the key in maintaining profit margins.
SULFUR PLANT AND REFINERY AROMATICS PRODUCTION (QUARTERLY ISSUES)
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)Publication date:1Q 2012
Item#:B21201
Sulfur Plant and Refinery Aromatics Production
Publication date:June 2011
Item#:C01100
At a time of volatile oil prices and crude supply uncertainty, many refiners around the world are again turning their attention to relatively less expensive, unconventional or opportunity crudes (opcrudes). Opcrudes generally include heavy sour grades, oilsand/bitumen, extra heavy oil, high TAN crudes, and oil shale. Refineries without a capability of handling opcrudes will lose out to the competition in the long term.
ALKYLATION; ISOOCTANE PRODUCTION; AND MAINTENANCE, RELIABILITY, AND SAFETY
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)Publication date:1Q 2011
Item#:B21101
PLANT MAINTENANCE/RELIABILITY/SAFETY
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)Publication date:1Q 2011
Item#:B1019
The refining industry—indeed, industry in general—has come to recognize reliability and safety as essential to profitability.
WORLDWIDE REFINING BUSINESS DIGEST WEEKLY.E
Worldwide Refining Business Digest Weekly.ePublication date:Weekly- 2017
Item#:A000900
Extensive coverage of refining industry news in the US-Americas, Europe/Middle East/Africa, and Asia-Pacific regions.
REFINERY CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2) MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
Multi-Client Strategic ReportPublication date:April 2010
Item#:C00900
Technology Solutions to Reduce Carbon Footprint and Meet Business Sustainability Goals.
GLOBAL REFINERY SHUTDOWN ROUNDUP - OPTION 2
Shutdown DatabasePublication date: 2016
Item#:E00900-2
This online database captures both the latest unplanned and planned events. In particular, refineries are reporting their turnaround schedules for the current and upcoming years, so now’s the time to spot future maintenance projects with the Global Refinery Shutdown Roundup. (GRSR)
Publication date:November 2010
Item#:F01010
Papers presented by various companies at the Opportunity Crudes conference held in Houston, TX in 2010.
HYDROTREATING, AND SOLVENT EXTRACTION AND DEASPHALTING
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Quarterly Issues)Publication date:2Q 2010
Item#:B21002
The Review is a comprehensive guide for refiners designed to highlight the technological aspects of each and every process in a petroleum refinery.
SOLVENT EXTRACTION AND DEASPHALTING
Worldwide Refinery Processing Review (Individual Technology)Publication date:2Q 2010
Item#:B1022
Solvent extraction and deasphalting processes�or solvent deasphalting (SDA) as it is commonly known�use hydrocarbons such as propane, butanes, pentanes, or a mixture of these to extract light, paraffinic components from heavy residue streams. Solvent deasphalting technology can be flexibly applied in a number of areas in the refinery and in upstream heavy oil upgrading applications.
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 hydrotreatinig 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.
Publication date:May 2008
Item#:F00805
Papers presented by various companies at the Opportunity Crudes conference held in Houston, TX in 2008.