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Industry Bodies Look at Texas Upstream Employment in May

Rigzone

TXOGA noted in its statement that the upstream sector involves oil and natural gas extraction and excludes other industry sectors such as refining, petrochemicals, fuels wholesaling, oilfield equipment manufacturing, pipelines, and gas utilities.

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One Hundred Octopi and Counting: Lessons in Online Solids Management

Permian Basin Oil and Gas Magazine

Figure A Solids Management the Online Way For several decades, the operators of large storage tanks, such as those found at refineries, have installed permanent cleaning systems to remove solids without having to take tanks out of service. However, such systems are too costly for deployment in onshore field equipment.

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Valero announces notice to the California Energy Commission regarding its Benicia, California, refinery

Oil & Gas 360º

billion was recorded for the Benicia and Wilmington refineries, and is expected to be treated as a special item and excluded from first quarter 2025 adjusted earnings. Valero owns 15 petroleum refineries located in the U.S., Valero continues to evaluate strategic alternatives for its remaining operations in California.

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Upstream Midstream Downstream – What is the Difference?

Aresco

Upstream Midstream Downstream are terms commonly used in the oil and gas industry to describe different stages of the production and distribution process. What is oil and gas upstream midstream downstream? Midstream activities involve the transportation, storage, and wholesale marketing of oil and gas.

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Sierra Club Asks Court to Ban Use of Legacy DOT-111 Tank Cars

The Energy Law

As if crude producers and midstream transportation companies don’t already have enough problems trying to get crude oil from production fields to refineries thanks to inadequate pipeline infrastructure, tank car supply, rail safety concerns, and new regulations, they now also have to address a new, potentially market-busting lawsuit.