PEFTEC 2025: Conference and exhibition on analysis for petrochemical and oil industries comes to Middle East
From 4th-6th November 2025, the 6th PEFTEC, the international conference and exhibition focusing on laboratory and process analysis for the petrochemical and oil industries, will be held in Bahrain. Connected by road to Saudi Arabia with multiple links to surrounding oil-producing regions in the Middle East, Bahrain offers a focal meeting point for industry professionals, including process managers, analytical chemists, inspectors, contract laboratories, quality control managers, instrumentation users, and technicians. Visitors to PEFTEC Middle East will be able to attend three days of presentations on process measurement, analytical solutions, data management, applications, emerging technologies, standards, regulations, policy, compliance and more, delivered by industry experts from around the world. For those needing to source innovative products, cutting-edge solutions and all the information required to stay up-to-date in this rapidly changing industry, PEFTEC Middle East is an unmissable opportunity.
Home to just over half of the world’s oil reserves, the Middle East shapes the global oil market, producing 25 million barrels of crude oil every day. As a result, these regions lead in petrochemicals, too. Only outpaced by China and the United States, Saudi Arabia has the capacity to produce some 17 million tonnes of ethylene each year, for example, accounting for 9% of the global market - and each region is rapidly accelerating operations, building billion-dollar facilities across their jurisdictions. This is a sign of the times; as the world rushes to decarbonise over the coming decades, it is likely that most crude will be given over to petrochemical production instead of fuel.
In Bahrain, PEFTEC 2025 will provide an unparalleled opportunity for attendees to delve into the latest trends and innovations in the analysis and testing of petrochemicals and oil, setting attendees up to make the most of the region’s exciting future. If you don’t want to miss this opportunity, click here to be the first to know when registration opens.
FincoEnergies expands its sustainable biofuels and decarbonization solutions into the Americas region
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FincoEnergies, an independent provider of energy and decarbonization solutions for the heavy transport sector, has announced the expansion of its GoodFuels, GoodShipping and GoodZero brands into the Americas, with the appointment of Kimberly Westmoreland as Managing Director for the region.
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FincoEnergies’ new US-based team will provide real-time support for and access to commercially-proven sustainable biofuels, carbon insetting and carbon offsetting offerings across the Americas, responding to the fast-growing demand for immediate decarbonization solutions in the region.
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Since 2015, its GoodFuels brand has delivered advanced fuels that “drop in” to conventional tanks and reduce carbon emissions by up to 90% without requiring any alterations to the fuel infrastructure or marine engines.
The US team will be headed by Kimberly Westmoreland, FincoEnergies’ newly appointed Managing Director for the Americas region, who brings over 15 years of experience in marine operations and fuel procurement, including previous roles at Parkland USA and Royal Caribbean Cruises.
Kimberly Westmoreland, Managing Director of FincoEnergies for the Americas region, said: “I am genuinely inspired by the innovative mindset of FincoEnergies and the clear business achievements of GoodFuels and GoodShipping. I am proud to be at the forefront of the energy transition at FincoEnergies Americas, delivering solutions such as sustainable biofuels, carbon insetting and carbon offsetting that can make a tangible difference today on the environmental footprint of the maritime industry. I eagerly look forward to engaging with our valued customers and partners to deliver our vision of working together for a better world.”
AW-Lake announce organisational changes and welcome new controller
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AW-Lake has hired Micah Feinberg, CPA, as Controller as Tammie Steiner moves into sustainability role at TASI Test and Automation. Feinberg holds a CPA and various professional certifications and has over 20 years of experience in accounting and finance, with demonstrated skills in financial modelling, cost reduction, change management, and ERP implementation. He previously held Controller positions for several industrial manufacturers where he streamlined and automated various AP, AR and closing activities and upgraded legacy ERP/accounting systems.
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At AW-Lake, Feinberg will oversee the forecasting, strategizing, and budgeting of company financial programs as well as support EXACT Dispensing Systems with financial planning and goals. He is responsible for both Accounting Departments, including payroll, accounts payable, tax, audit, budget, general ledger, consolidated financial reporting, cash management and staffing functions.
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“Micah has the background and experience to direct our financial and accounting activities as we continue to grow into new markets with greater product offerings,” stated Mark Iverson, General Manager, to whom Micah reports. “We also congratulate Tammie in her move to TASI where her skills will be valued in taking the organisation to greater levels of sustainability.”
Tammie Steiner, former Controller for AW-Lake, has accepted a new position as Director of Sustainability for TASI Test and Automation. Steiner will develop, implement, and oversee sustainability strategies and initiatives within the company. This role is critical in addressing environmental, social, and economic concerns and further integrating sustainability into the companies’ core business operations.
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CHINA PETROLEUM & CHEMICAL CORPORATION, OR SINOPEC, GENERATED THE MOST INCOME OUT OF ALL THE MAJOR ENERGY COMPANIES IN 2023 WITH AN ANNUAL REVENUE OF $377 BILLION.
WHEN DIESEL FUEL WAS FIRST CREATED, IT WAS KNOWN AS A BYPRODUCT AND WAS DISCARDED RATHER THAN USED. IT WAS NOT UNTIL RUDOLF DIESEL CREATED AN ENGINE CAPABLE OF USING THE FUEL IN 1894 THAT IT WAS GIVEN A NAME AND A PURPOSE.
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THE LONGEST-OPERATING FPSO (FLOATING, PRODUCTION, STORAGE AND OFFLOADING VESSEL) IS THE ARCO ARDJUNA VESSEL, WHICH WAS BUILT IN 1972 AND IS YET TO RETIRE. MOORED IN THE JAVA SEA, APPROXIMATELY 95KM FROM JAKARTA, INDONESIA’S CAPITAL, IT HAS BEEN OPERATIONAL FOR 51 YEARS.
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BIOFUELS ARE NOT A NEW CONCEPT. HENRY FORD PLANNED TO RUN HIS CARS ON BIOFUEL AND EVEN DEMONSTRATED A DIESEL MODEL THAT RAN ON PEANUT OIL.
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AIRCRAFT FLYING IN FORMATION LIKE GEESE CAN SAVE ENERGY AND FUEL. THE 2018 ECODEMONSTRATOR FEDEX 777 FREIGHTER VALIDATED A 5-10% FUEL SAVING FOR THE TRAILING AIRCRAFT.
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