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Pumps
Penspen has been awarded a critical research project designed to look into how hydrogen can support the transition of the UK’s industrial clusters.
Hydrogen Transition Pathways for Industrial Clusters is a research and decision-support project for the Future Energy Networks (FEN), Energy Innovation Centre, Northern Gas Networks (NGN), and Xoserve. FEN’s current members include National Gas…
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Valves
Selecting the right valve is vital in the oil and gas industry, where operational efficiency, safety, and reliability are paramount.
Valves control the flow of liquids and gases in a variety of systems — ranging from upstream exploration to midstream transport and downstream refining —and the consequences of poor selection can be catastrophic, leading to safety risks, environmental hazards…
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Pumps
Diaphragm pump manufacturer LEWA has significantly improved the performance of its LEWA ecoflow LDH Boxer (LDHB) process pump by20%, enabling operators to improve efficiency.
The upgrade allows users to boost performance without resizing equipment or increasing system costs.
For example, at a flow rate of 2,200 l/h, the maximum discharge pressure rises from 622 bar to 746 bar. Alternatively,…
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Pumps
NETZSCH Pumps USA has been highlighting its complex fluid pumping solutions for the oil industry that are ideal for upstream, midstream and downstream applications.
NEMO® Progressing Cavity Pumps, TORNADO® Rotary Lobe Pumps, Downhole PC Pumps, NOTOS® Multiple Screw Pumps and PERIPRO® Peristaltic Pumps handle high viscosity medias, solid handling capability and reduce lifecycle costs.
For…
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Pumps
Honeywell has announced a new collaboration with Dangote to deliver process technologies and catalysts for a major petrochemical expansion project.
The partnership will support production of plastics and detergents, strengthening regional energy security and enabling more efficient chemical processing.
This development highlights continued investment in high performance fluid handling and…
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Pumps
Up to 400 construction jobs and 100 permanent roles could be created under plans for the UK’s first commercial-scale waste-to-hydrogen facility.
The £120 million (€138 million) proposal, brought forward by Hydrogen TE (Manston) Ltd and the first of its kind, has been submitted as part of a full planning application for a site at Manston, Kent. The development would process around 44,000…
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Pipelines
Shell plc has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire ARC Resources, an energy company focused on the Montney shale basin in British Columbia and Alberta, Canada.
“ARC is a high-quality, low-cost and top quartile low carbon intensity producer operating in the Montney shale basin that complements our existing footprint in Canada and strengthens our resource base for decades to…
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Pumps
Sulzer has signed a long-term Corporate Procurement Agreement (CPA) with Aramco for the supply of centrifugal pumps, spare parts, and aftermarket services across Aramco’s global operations under a five-year strategic partnership.
Through this agreement, Sulzer will be able to provide aftermarket support for Aramco’s nationwide pump fleet.
This framework helps ensure high asset performance…
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Pumps
Armstrong Industrial has formalised a strategic partnership with Hystar, the Norwegian developer and manufacturer of ultra-efficient PEM stacks, to deliver integrated and modular hydrogen production plants ranging from 1 MW to 20 MW with larger options available.
The collaboration combines Hystar’s high-efficiency proton exchange membrane (PEM) stack technology with Armstrong Industrial’s…
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Pipelines
GeoPura and Forth Ports have signed a landmark agreement to produce green hydrogen on site at the Port of Tilbury starting this year.
This plant will support the decarbonisation of one of the UK’s most important logistics hubs and position Tilbury among the first major British ports to host commercial-scale hydrogen production for heavy industrial use.
Enabled by £2 million (€2.3 million)…
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Pumps
Egdon Resources, an oil and gas producer onshore UK, resumed production operations following the successful installation of Wanner’s hydraulic jet pump artificial lift solution at its Wressle-1 oil well.
Wressle-1, an S-shaped well, with a 45 o inclination, was drilled to a TD of 2249m MD and completed for production with a 4-1/2" liner and 2-7/8" tubing.
Wressle-1 was placed on production…
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Pipelines
IMI has supplied a 2MW electrolyser to Industria Gas Tecnici (IGAT) marking the company’s entry into green hydrogen production under Italy’s national Hydrogen Valley programme.
IGAT, headquartered in Naples with production facilities in Pignataro Maggiore (Caserta), has over three decades of experience in manufacturing industrial gases, including oxygen, nitrogen and argon. Part of the SIAD…
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Pipelines
Stargate Hydrogen has anounced an agreement with Seacht Group, marking its first partnership in the United Kingdom.
The agreement is an important milestone in Stargate Hydrogen’s expansion into the UK and signals the start of its expansion plans here.
The collaboration brings together Stargate Hydrogen, a European developer of ceramic-based electrolysis technology, and Seacht Group, a…
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Pipelines
bp has confirmed start-up of gas production from the Quiluma field, part of the New Gas Consortium (NGC) in Angola, as reported by operator Azule Energy.
This milestone continues the strong delivery of project start-ups and exploration discoveries for Azule Energy – a 50:50 joint venture between bp and Eni.
Initial production from the Quiluma field is expected to be 150 million standard…
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Pipelines
The Trump administration has approved bp’s plan to pump billions of dollars’ worth of crude from what will be the company’s first virgin field development in the Gulf of America since the deadly 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster.
bp's deepwater Kaskida project is scheduled to start crude production in 2029. In its initial phase, the development is expected to produce the equivalent of…
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Pipelines
Trafigura has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, MorGen Energy, has approved the final investment decision (FiD) to begin construction of a 20MW green hydrogen production facility in Milford Haven, Wales.
The West Wales Hydrogen project is among the first projects supported by the UK Government’s flagship hydrogen allocation round (HAR1) to achieve FiD.
With construction expected to…
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Pipelines
The war in the Middle East Gulf has placed 57%, 1.33mbd, of Asia’s naphtha imports under a potential threat, according to maritime data firm Vortexa.
Northeast Asia is the most vulnerable to MEG naphtha supply disruptions, with close to 60% (1.03mbd) of the region’s naphtha imports originating from the MEG in 2025.
Southeast Asia follows suit as 16% (280kbd) of naphtha imports originated…
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Pipelines
QatarEnergy has halted production of LNG as conflict in the Middle East escalates.
The company will continue to communicate the ‘latest available information’.
Earlier in the day, Qatar Ministry of Defence said drones had hit an energy facility in Ras Laffan Industrial City belonging to QatarEnergy, and a power plant in Mesaieed.
Saudi Aramco has shut its 550,000 barrels per day Ras Tanura…
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