WEBCAST: 29 MARCH 2022
Downstream has been facing significant challenges in the last few years from increasing calls to transition to a net-zero world and increase use of renewables, to increasingly tightening regulations implemented by governments globally. Technological advancements will be key for refiners’ success moving forward.
Global Energy Infrastructure teams up with Lee Nichols, editor-in-chief of Hydrocarbon Processing to discuss the deeper impacts of the last few decades, analyse some recent trends and demonstrate how Global Energy Infrastructure’s database will provide you with the data you need to succeed in the field. Some of the topics to be discussed include:
24 April 2019
Nearly 10 years after the tidal wave known as the Bakken hit North Dakota, catapulting the state to the second most prolific oil producing state behind Texas and eclipsing production from historically oil-rich states such as Alaska, California and Oklahoma, the region continues to experience growing pains. As a result, companies are busying themselves trying to figure out how many expanded existing systems are needed and how many are designed for open markets. The result of this will be that more infrastructure will be built for all fuels.