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Criterion Catalysts & Technologies opens manufacturing facility in Louisiana

Criterion Catalysts & Technologies L.P., officially opened its catalyst manufacturing facility in Port Allen, Louisiana. The event featured dignitaries including Louisiana Economic Development (LED) S..

Refinery and petrochemical construction costs continue steady rise

The costs for designing and constructing downstream refining and petrochemical projects rose 1.5 % from Q3 2009 to Q1 2010, according to the latest edition of the IHS CERA Downstream Capital Costs Ind..

Materials market update: Opportunities in a challenging economy

Fluor Corp.: Scotti, J.

As companies emerge from the downturn, new capital project models will be vital

KBR and Petrobras come together for ammonia project

KBR has a contract with Petrobras to provide licensing, basic engineering and extended basic engineering, and technical consulting services for the development of a grassroots ammonia plant in Tres La..

Mustang selected for North Dakota refinery study

Mustang, is partnering with Corval Group to study the feasibility of increasing oil refining capacity in North Dakota.

HP Construction: Industry Developments

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Jackson, Kim M.

HPI continues global growth cycle

Industry developments

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Jackson, Kim M.

Robust growth throughout HPI sectors

Industry developments

HPI remains in strong growth cycle

HP Impact: Growth remains strong throughout the HPI

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Jackson, Kim M.

Gas processing. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) growth is still bullish. Large capital expenditures are forecasted through the year 2025 with more than $50 billion in combined LNG projects coming onstream..

New Developments: Industry developments

Hydrocarbon Processing Staff: Jackson, Kim M.

Strong growth continues due to an increased need to produce low cost products