Hydrocarbon Engineering Podcast
Hydrocarbon Engineering Podcast
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The Hydrocarbon Engineering podcast: a podcast series for professionals in the downstream refining, petrochemical and gas processing industries.
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This podcast delves into industry-specific topics including market trends, economic forecasts, and technological advancements with episodes such as reflections on downstream markets in 2024 and predictions for the sector in 2025, analyzing factors like oil demand growth, supply and demand dynamics, and refining margins.

The Hydrocarbon Engineering podcast: a podcast series for professionals in the downstream refining, petrochemical and gas processing industries.
RobRob Benedict, Vice President for Petrochemicals and Midstream at American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM), guides us on the latest developments with the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), which is at a critical turning point right now.
Rob explains:
- What TSCA is and why it matters so much to the petrochemical and manufacturing sectors right now.
- The shift from a risk-based approach to a more hazard-based approach.
- What is at stake if TSCA continues to be implemented in a way that focuses on worst‑case or hypothetical scenarios rather than real‑world conditions.
- Why policymakers and the public should care about how TSCA is reauthorised and implemented.
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