Environment
Serbia's fuel imports drop due to low Danube levels, energy minister says
Danube levels fell to record lows this week in Hungary, Serbia and Romania, forcing barges and tankers to operate at 30% to 40% of their cargo capacity.
Digital Exclusive—Endress+Hauser: Driving sustainable transformation together
Hydrocarbon Processing had the opportunity to speak with Endress+Hauser CEO Dr. Peter Selders to discuss the latest trends and the company’s approach to present and future challenges across the various industries it serves.
Eurodia raises €18 MM to support its rapid growth in the energy and environmental transition
The investment supports Eurodia's scale-up, driven by strong growth in its markets, the rising number and size of its industrial projects, and its international expansion.
EU waives penalties for oil and gas firms that breach methane law
The U.S., Qatar, oil and gas industry groups, and most EU member states have demanded changes to the law in recent months, warning that it could hamper Europe's ability to secure fuel supplies, when from January 2027, it was due to require imported gas to meet emissions monitoring rules equivalent to Europe's.
- Air Canada and Airbus launch joint initiative to scale domestic Canadian SAF 8/3
- Purdue Biofuels Consortium to bring biodiesel and ethanol blends to diesel engines 8/3
- Opinion: Iran war ushers in oil refining golden era—it won’t last 8/3
- bp completes sale of Gelsenkirchen refinery as overhaul continues 8/3
- Anton Paar launches Autosorb 3300: An advanced flow chemisorption analysis for catalyst characterization 7/31
- China's MIIT recognizes DODGEN melt crystallization technology for 72% energy reduction in ethylene carbonate purification 7/31
