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Canadian Utilities has said it is developing a CAN$2 billion natural gas pipeline project in Alberta, reports Reuters.

The scope of work encompasses operations for the installation of flexible pipes, and electric-hydraulic umbilical and power cables, says GlobalData.

The latest DNV standard facilitates the integration of innovative technologies like carbon fibre armor into flexible riser designs to enhance efficiency and reliability for deepwater projects.

Digital twins gaining rapid acceptance in oil and gas operations, says GlobalData.

Paraguay is advancing talks with energy firms and government officials from Argentina and Brazil over a potential US$1.5 billion gas pipeline to connect the three countries, says Reuters.

Wood Mackenzie has announced that Jason Liu has been appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO), replacing former CEO Mark Brinin.

The suite includes condition monitoring with digital AI photography, onsite testing, structural analysis and corrosion monitoring.

From 15-19 April 2024, the popular "Hands On Days" took place for the 12th time at the company's headquarters in Lennestadt-Saalhausen, providing a unique insight into the world of trenchless technology.

ROVOP, a global supplier of ROV services, has been acquired.

AMPP’s event marks a significant opportunity for professionals in the corrosion control and protective coatings industry to influence legislation and promote sustainable practices.

A US appeals court has upheld federal approvals for a natural gas pipeline system expansion project in Louisiana and Mississippi, reports Reuters.

Concerns have been rising about the security of US critical infrastructure like utilities, power plants, aviation, mass transit, highway, maritime and pipelines, says Reuters.

A specially formed subsidiary of gas pipeline operator Fluxys has been appointed Belgium’s “hydrogen network operator”, putting it in charge of building out and operating an H2 pipeline grid in the country.

Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion (TMX) is set to enter partial operation on May 1, years behind schedule and at more than four times the original cost, reports Reuters.

Chinese container ship remains the focus of an investigation into what caused damage last year to a Baltic Sea gas pipeline between NATO members Finland and Estonia.