TSC Subsea launches new inspection tool for pipe ovality, wall thickness
New tool for ovality and wall thickness inspection in tight areas.
New tool for ovality and wall thickness inspection in tight areas.
'Climate change' discussions in the oil and gas industry on the rise as US firms take action, says GlobalData.
GE, GRTgaz, Ineris, McPhy and the French network of Universities of Technology sign research memorandum of understanding to accelerate innovation around hydrogen.
Baker Hughes and Primus Line collaborate on non-metallic composite pipe applications to rehabilitate and repurpose existing pipelines.
US Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration awards money to enhance safety at community level.
Thermo Scientific AutoFLEX Electronic Flow Meter (EFM) enhances pipeline data control enabling customers to modernise their operations.
Pilot project in France will use a turbine in the pipeline to drive an ABB generator that will recover lost energy to produce electricity.
Fugro has been awarded the prestigious Craig Black Award for Innovation and Technology at Subsea Energy Australia’s 2021 Australian Subsea Business Awards.
The API has published a new edition of Standard 1164, ‘Pipeline Control Systems Cybersecurity’, underscoring the natural gas and oil industry’s ongoing commitment to protecting critical infrastructure.
AFPM recently sat down with representatives from three companies with pipeline operations to hear how they are working with their communities, other operators and government agencies to continually advance pipeline safety.
The Hidden Lake HDD is the longest successful HDD installation in Canada to date.
Surface Corrosion Consultants Ltd launches new UAV inspection service.
Nozomi Networks Labs has discovered five vulnerabilities affecting Mitsubishi safety PLCs that relate to the authentication implementation of the MELSOFT communication protocol.
TSC Subsea’s new ARTEMIS® vCompact the solution to being in a tight spot.
Ability of natural gas infrastructure to be converted to carry low-carbon fuels will enable gas to become a ‘second pillar’ of decarbonisation alongside renewables.