April 2022 | Page 3 of 3 | Storage Terminals Magazine

Around 100 workers at ExxonMobil’s Fawley facility, the UK’s largest refinery, are set to go on strike in April and May after they were offered...

GTT has announced that it has received an order from its partner the Chinese shipyard Jiangnan for the cargo containment and cargo handling...

American gas exports to Europe have surged since late last year, helping patch a supply crunch created by lower Russian pipeline deliveries...

EIG, an institutional investor to the global energy and infrastructure sectors, and Fluxys, an energy infrastructure company, have announced that...

UK supermajor Shell has become a first to book capacity in a planned liquefied natural gas terminal in Germany, signing a memorandum of...

Governor Kathy Hochul said that New York has signed a multi-state agreement to develop a proposal to develop a regional clean energy hydrogen...

A number of opportunities are available at UM’s Gladstone terminal, which has two berths allowing for multiple ship and barging operations to...

The UK’s Oil and Gas Authority has changed its name to the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) to reflect its evolving role in the energy...

The American Petroleum Institute (API) has awarded its gold medal for distinguished achievement – its highest honour and leadership recognition...

Clariant’s Catalysts business has been awarded three new contracts by China’s Lihuayi Group for its upcoming petrochemicals production units...

After sitting mostly idle since late 2020, Marathon Petroleum’s refinery plans to fire up again soon — but this time to produce liquid biofuels...

Terra Inspectioneering, a group company of Japan-based Terra Drone Corporation, has completed a series of confined space inspections using...