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Frost & Sullivan's Technical Insights presents its latest research subscription in the Oil & Gas Alert.

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Oil and Gas Technology Alert. Using Heat Exchangers for Reducing Deasphalted Tar; Gas-Triggered Transformation Holds Potential for Carbon Capture; Waste Heat Recovery from Heat Exchangers 28 Jan 2011
Oil and Gas Technology Alert. Anaerobic Treatment Addresses Dual Challenge from Biodiesel Industry; Carbon Capture Using Organic Molecular Porous Materials; Catalyst Enables High Performance in ULSD Units 24 Dec 2010
Oil and Gas Technology Alert. Waste Cooking Oil Used to Produce Hydrogen; Alkane Dehydrogenation Undertaken by Novel Catalyst; Higher Lighter Olefins Production through Pyrolytic Cracking 24 Nov 2010
Oil and Gas Technology Alert. Tungsten-Based Catalyst for Higher Octane Gasoline; Evaluating Quality of Coke and Bitumen of Refinery Feedstocks; Competing Technology to Traditional Fischer-Tropsch 25 Oct 2010
Oil and Gas Technology Alert. Cold Lake Vacuum Residue Oil Hydroconversion; Spent FCC Catalyst Finds Usage in FT Reactions; Study of Deactivation of Hydroprocessing Catalyst 24 Sep 2010
Oil and Gas Technology Alert. Shale Oil Converted to Fuel; Solar Energy Converted to Carbon Capture; New FCC Catalyst Technology 24 Aug 2010
Oil and Gas Technology Alert. SWAP Technology for Elimination of Carbon Dioxide in Petrochemical Industries; Electrochemical Methods for Treating Refinery Wastewaters; Electrochemical Methods for Treating Refinery Wastewater 29 Jul 2010
Oil and Gas Technology Alert. Novel Carbon Capture and Storage Technique; Olefins Production by Catalytic Partial Oxidation Process; Catalytic Microreactors for Oil and Gas Industry 25 Jun 2010
Oil and Gas Technology Alert. Oxidative Cracking of Hexane; Hydroconversion of Heavy Hydrocarbonaceous Feedstock; Biodegradation of PAH from Petrochemical Wastewater 26 May 2010
Oil and Gas Technology Alert. Perovskite Catalysts as Alternatives To Platinum Catalysts; Naphtha as Feedstock for Obtaining Ethylene; Cracking of Cycloalkanes Conducted Using Hydrogen over Zeolites 24 Apr 2010

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