Chemicals & energy - Articles - Page 72

Supply-Chain Overhaul at Marquis: A Case Study

June 26, 2014

Bart Pieper, Dir Business Technology & Integration, Marquis

Solar Supply Chain Revenues Predicted to Increase in 2014

June 25, 2014

Analysis from IHS Technology forecasts a solid upturn for the global solar PV supply chain sector after a weak first six months of the year.

Eastman Chemical's New Direction in Procurement

June 25, 2014

Mike Berry, VP Global Procurement & CPO, Eastman Chemical

EPA Greenhouse Gas Limitation Strangles Business, Says Manufacturing Association Head

June 20, 2014

Roll Call

The Obama administration has taken its latest step away from the "all-of-the-above" energy strategy the president has professed to support, according to Jay Timmons, president and CEO of the National Association of Manufacturers.

Understanding Commercial Warehouse Pricing

June 18, 2014

Weber Logistics

Game Theory in an eSourcing Application

June 17, 2014

SciQuest

Start-up Focuses on LNG Supply, Logistics Services for Remote Operations in Northeast Canada

June 6, 2014

Environmental Leader

Stolt-Nielsen Gas (SNG), SunLNG Holding (SunLNG) and LNGaz have teamed up to provide natural gas to remote mining operations and other industrial customers in northeast Canada at a lower cost than diesel and residual fuel oil, which are the primary energy sources today.

Tanker Fire Highlights Accident-prone Nature of Shipping in Energy Industry

June 4, 2014

Maritime Executive

When DWT tanker Shoko Maru caught on fire recently it was described as one of the worst accidents in energy shipping in the past decade. And a recent study shows that product tankers are considered the most accident-prone shipping types, followed by LPG tankers.

Oil Trains Face Criticism in North America

June 3, 2014

Marine Link

Several spots along North America's new oil-by-rail corridors find residents and officials restless, following six fiery derailments in the past 10 months. Some want to limit or halt the traffic, fearful that existing precautions will not prevent deadly blasts, air and waterway pollution, or nuisances including nasty odors.

Ocean Carriers Search for Best Emission Reduction Technology

June 3, 2014

Handy Shipping Guide

In a recent decision affecting ocean freight operators, the International Maritime Organization's Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) adopted amendments to the MARPOL Convention to set a date for the implementation of "Tier III" standards within emission control areas (ECAs) and to make the IMO Member State Audit Scheme mandatory.