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Lost in translation
Added: 1 Oct 2014
The UK and US are two nations divided by the same language…even when it comes to money.
For oil’s sake?
Added: 16 Sep 2014
If Scottish independence is about oil, then the truth is that Scotland has missed the boat. Thursda…
Reshuffle: What now for shale?
Added: 16 Jul 2014
Yesterday the shale oil & gas industry lost one of its most effective political champions to the Mi…
Happily ever after?
Added: 8 Apr 2014
Today marks the end of support for Microsoft’s Windows XP operating system - but what effect will i…
A dose of growth
Added: 2 Apr 2014
After decades of focussing on research & development in pursuit of the next blockbuster drug, big p…
LNG & a new cold war?
Added: 25 Mar 2014
It looks increasingly likely that gas will not only replace nuclear as the topic of choice in the N…
Does industrial growth really matter?
Added: 5 Mar 2014
Over the past month or so we have heard a great deal from our political leaders about how passionat…
The year ahead
Added: 15 Jan 2014
Happy New Year. It looks as though 2014 is, like last year, going to be a year where energy dominat…
Energy & the global game
Added: 18 Dec 2013
At this time of Christmas Carols, there is a growing chorus of chemicals company bosses crying out …
Control rooms play catch-up
Added: 5 Nov 2013
They are present in most households and even my three-year old can operate one, so why are process …
Trust me, I'm a fracker
Added: 28 Aug 2013
Trust is not enough when it comes to easing fracking pollution fears.
Let technology rule shale safety debate
Added: 19 Jul 2013
My first week as editor of Process Engineering has been dominated by events surrounding the UK’s pr…
Lessons from Algeria
Added: 24 Jan 2013
London – With the benefit of hindsight, it is clear that much greater security should have been aff…
A tale of two refineries
Added: 20 Jun 2012
About three years ago the collapse in petroleum product demand in France, Europe and the US, prompt…
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