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The filling of the first of the two TurkStream offshore pipelines with gas has commenced by injecting natural gas into the system.

US crude oil production reached a new all-time high in September, according to data released by the API.

The company has entered into an agreement to acquire a gathering system and gathering pipeline.

The company has announced several senior management changes.

The market is anticipated to observe prominent progress, due to high advancements in the inspection technologies, according to the report.

The company has announced the appointment of Bill Rees as Vice President, Western Hemisphere, and the promotion of Chuck Harris to Vice President, Marketing and Product Management.

As part of its Dobríš campus, the new building houses the company's management and other employees.

Walter Kresic has been elected Chair of the EA and Executive Board, and Lisa Madden has been elected as Vice Chair, of the Pipeline Research Council International.

The flow measurement R&D specialist has announced the launch of its £16 million Advanced Multiphase Facility.

This is the third acquisition of the group since its admission to AIM in June 2018.

New research from Wood Mackenzie indicates that from China’s pipeline reform, higher gas prices in the short-term can be expected.

Challenging complexities in the European pipeline industry will be discussed at TOGC 2020.

The company has announced that current CFO, Jo Wetz, will succeed Charles Noall as Element’s CEO from 31 December 2019.

CapeOmega and Solveig Gas Norway to acquire Wintershall Dea’s interests in Nyhamna terminal and Polarled pipeline.

The partnership has long-term agreements that support a further expansion of the Midland to ECHO crude oil pipeline system.