Business news - 02 July 2014

Valero utilises advanced inspection technology to detect anomalies and maintain pipelines in top condition.

Hawkwood Energy, an independent upstream oil and gas company, has announced the acquisition of producing and non-producing assets in Texas.

TransCanada must verify that the conditions placed on the Keystone pipeline by South Dakota Public Utilities Commission are all still valid.

OPITO’s support for the Open University’s international development programmes exceeds £865 000.

The British Safety Council is holding a conference in Aberdeen to discuss the regulation and management of health and safety in the workplace.

Ezra’s EMAS AMC is expected to install 25 pipelines and 10 platforms for Chevron in the Gulf of Thailand.

Cyber-espionage group ‘Dragonfly’ has targeted energy firms in the US and Europe in a large malware attack.

Rolls-Royce Power Systems AG has presented awards in four categories to its best suppliers in 2013.

Additional natural gas capacity to meet critical need for electric reliability.

Slovak Transmission system operator Eustream releases its 2013 financial results.

Advances in emergency pipeline repair systems reduce recovery time and repair costs.