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Refining

HP Global: Investment in Egypt’s downstream on the rise

Contributing Editor: Oirere, S.

Egypt is adopting a mix of investment strategies in refinery upgrades and construction of new capacity to meet the nation’s target for more high-quality light and middle distillate products and a reduction of transportation fuel imports.

HP Viewpoint: Advice for the downstream: Keep the faith

American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM): Drevna, Charles T.

Charles Drevna is a distinguished senior fellow of the Institue for Energy Research and the former president of AFPM. He was president of the trade association, formerly known as NPRA, from 2007 until May 2015.

HP News

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Rhodes, Mike

Recent news events in the global HPI.

HP Industry Metrics

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Rhodes, Mike

Up-to-dateata tables and figures illustrate the state of the worldwide HPI, including cracking spreads, margins and utilization rates.

HP Innovations

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Blume, Adrienne

What's new in HPI innovations

HP People

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Rhodes, Mike

What's happening in the world of HPI executives.

HP Free Literature

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Meche, Helen

Paper, publication, video and mobile library app support the spread of HPI information and technology.

HP New Developments

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Meche, Helen

New product developments in the hydrocarbon processing industry.

Pacific Ethanol finalizes US merger with Aventine Renewable Energy

Added to Pacific Ethanol's current ethanol production capacity of 200 million gal/year, the combined company will have a total ethanol production capacity of 515 million gal/year.

Amyris, Total advance JV for jet fuel technology

The new terms will allow Amyris to proceed with commercialization of its jet fuel technology over the coming years, the company said. Following the restructuring, Total would own 75%.