U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects, that in 2022 saw strong interest from buyers abroad willing to lock themselves into long-term contracts, this year face a more reluctant buy side...
Total construction costs for a U.S. Northeast cracker project are estimated to be about $193 million higher than for U.S. Gulf Coast projects, and construction costs are up in both regions as a result of reduced supplies and skill shortages, according to...
Not all North American petrochemical, oil and gas projects are starting planned construction projects in 2019, as the industry begins the year with a greater level of economic uncertainty.
Capital project work as a percent of turnaround work has grown from just 2% before the Shale Renaissance building began in 2010 to more than 20% beginning in 2016, according to consultancy AP-Networks.
2019 may be the biggest year yet in terms of liquified natural gas (LNG) capacity approved globally, as major buyers uncontracted demand is expected to quadruple by 2030, according to a new report by energy research firm Wood Mackenzie. The U.S., Australia...
Oil and chemical traders believe the U.S. will become a net exporter for the first time in generations, according to Petrochemical Update’s North American Downstream Market Outlook and Insights 2019.
A construction boom in North America has driven demand for services from engineers, energy, procurement and construction (EPC) firms, equipment suppliers, technology providers, thought leaders, labor and even land.
