Hydrocarbon Processing has announced the nominees for its annual Top Projects awards.
Each year, Hydrocarbon Processing hosts events to bring together professionals in the oil and gas industry to share ideas and knowledge on the latest advancements in processing technologies and operations.
Each year, Hydrocarbon Processing hosts two technical conferences focusing on the latest in technologies that are optimizing plant operations and production. Hydrocarbon Processing’s IRPC brings together leaders in the refining and petrochemical industries to discuss best practices and advancements in the HPI.
Over the past several years, Hydrocarbon Processing has honored the feats of capital project excellence with its Top Projects Awards. The winners and nominees encapsulate important contributions to the global hydrocarbon processing industry, whether that is through significant capital intensity, diversifying product offerings or adding a significant amount of refining and/or petrochemical processing capacity.
Over the next two months, Hydrocarbon Processing will host two separate events for a global audience. One will gather the brightest minds in the industry to share the latest innovations and technologies in the industry, while the other will recognize the leaders in advancing the industry toward safer and more reliable, sustainable and profitable operations. Both events—Hydrocarbon Processing’s IRPC and the HP Awards—will be streamed on digital platforms and free to view.
Hydrocarbon Processing’s Construction Boxscore Database is tracking nearly 1,400 projects around the world.
For more than 98 yr, Hydrocarbon Processing has provided the latest refining and petrochemical processing technologies, know-how and best practices to audiences around the world.
In early July, Hydrocarbon Processing announced the finalists for its fourth annual awards.
Each year, Hydrocarbon Processing hosts events to bring together professionals in the oil and gas industry to share ideas and knowledge on the latest advancements in processing technologies and operations.
In the May issue of Hydrocarbon Processing, the editors proposed a two-part question to gauge how our readers were adjusting to “work-from-home” initiatives put in place due to the COVID-19 virus.