Business news - 02 November 2016

After the shutdown of Colonial Pipeline’s main gas and distillate lines following an explosion, Schneider Electric is set to follow this event to see how it may affect consumers and businesses.

Turner Industries has finally earned accreditation from the NACE International Institute Contractor Accreditation Programme.

NDT Global has recently appointed a new CEO of the company’s Middle East business.

Pembina has its most successful United Way campaign in its history, raising a total of CAN$2.89 million.

Tiger UltraCut new cutting wheels deliver faster cuts and longer life ultra-thin cutting wheels.

Columbia Pipeline Partners LP has announced an agreement to purchase its outstanding common units and declared quarterly distribution.

McDermott has opened a new office in Saudi Arabia that adds space for up to 300 staff and expands its engineering capacity.

TransCanada has reported strong 3Q16 financial results. Its operating performance reflects its acquisition of Columbia Pipeline Group.

Spirax Sarco has launched a new white paper looking at how conventional heat transfer equipment is failing British Industry, and offering a solution in the form of pipe heat exchangers.

Columbia Pipeline Partners has reported its financial and operating results for 3Q16.

Professor Omar Matar’s new predictive tools will enable practitioners to assess the impact of additives, such as chemicals used in crude oil to inhibit wax, finding an optimum solution that can then be tested in the field.

Sulzer is set to showcase its latest turbine components at the POWER-GEN International Show 2016.