Natural Gas Power

CCGT, OCGT, peakers, LNG-to-power, gas storage caverns, methane management.

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Long Lake oil sands: Infrastructure, incidents and operational history

Overview of the Long Lake oil sands upgrader in Alberta, its SAGD process, major spills, and the 2016 explosion.

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Halychyna Oil Refinery Complex: History, Bankruptcy and Strategic Role

Profile of Ukraine's oldest oil refinery in Drohobych, covering its 1863 origins, mid-2010s closure and 2023 bankruptcy.

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Mathura Refinery: Infrastructure, Operations and Environmental Impact

Overview of the Mathura Refinery in Uttar Pradesh, India, including its history, capacity, 2024 fire and environmental impact on the Taj Mah...

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Te Rapa cogeneration plant

Overview of the Te Rapa cogeneration plant in New Zealand, its operations, history, and planned closure.

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Llandarcy Oil Refinery: History, Operations and Decommissioning

The Llandarcy Oil Refinery was the UK's first oil refinery, operating from 1922 to 1998 in Neath Port Talbot, Wales.

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Burrard Generating Station: Natural Gas Infrastructure and Reactive Power Conversion

History and technical profile of the Burrard Generating Station in Port Moody, BC, from gas-fired peak load to synchronous condenser operati...

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Sino-Myanmar pipelines: Infrastructure, Route and Strategic Role

Overview of the Sino-Myanmar oil and gas pipelines linking Kyaukphyu to Kunming, bypassing the Strait of Malacca.

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Elering: Estonia's Electricity and Natural Gas Transmission Operator

Elering is the national transmission system operator for electricity and natural gas in Estonia, headquartered in Tallinn.

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Lemont Refinery: Infrastructure, History and the 1984 Romeoville Disaster

Profile of the Lemont Refinery in Romeoville, Illinois, covering its operations, infrastructure, and the 1984 disaster.

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Port Moresby Power Station: Infrastructure, Construction and Operations

Port Moresby Power Station is a 58 MW natural gas-fired plant in Papua New Guinea, inaugurated in 2019.

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Dalia Power Station: Infrastructure and Expansion

Dalia Power Station is Israel's largest independent natural gas power plant, located in the Yoav Regional Council with a capacity of 835 MW.

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Hsingyuan Power Plant: Infrastructure and Operations in Changhua

Overview of the Hsingyuan (Star Buck) gas-fired power plant in Taiwan, covering its 490 MW capacity, construction history, and operational p...

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2001 Humber Refinery explosion

Analysis of the 2001 Humber Refinery explosion in South Killingholme, England, including causes, damage, and HSE investigation.

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Peterborough Power Station: Infrastructure, History and Operations

Profile of the Peterborough gas-fired power station in Cambridgeshire, covering its CCGT technology, ownership history and predecessor coal...

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Fluxys: European Natural Gas Infrastructure and Energy Transition

Fluxys is a Belgian natural gas infrastructure group operating pipelines, LNG terminals, and storage facilities across Europe and beyond.

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BBL Pipeline: UK-Netherlands Natural Gas Interconnector

The BBL Pipeline is a 235 km natural gas interconnector between the Netherlands and the UK, operated by the BBL Company.

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Al Zour Refinery: Infrastructure, Development History and Strategic Role

Profile of Kuwait's Al Zour Refinery, its construction history, capacity, and role in the energy sector.

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Jet (brand): History, Ownership and European Market Strategy

Jet is a European fuel station brand owned by Phillips 66, with a history dating back to 1953 in the UK and significant market presence in G...

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Immingham Power Station

Immingham CHP is a gas-fired power plant in England, developed by ConocoPhillips and owned by Vitol.

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La Teja Refinery: Uruguay's Sole Oil Refining Hub and Future Transition

La Teja Refinery is Uruguay's only oil refinery, owned by ANCAP. It processes 50,000 barrels/day and faces closure by 2035.