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DNV GL has issued a new certificate for the integrity of the Nord Stream pipeline system.

Frontera Energy Corporation has provided an operations update on Block 192 in Peru.

Transneft has had to suspend its oil delivery to the system of Port Makhachkala due to unacceptable levels of moisture content in feedstock.

The INGAA board of directors has elected Iroquois Pipeline President Jeff Bruner as its chairman.

The NEB has released its new long-term energy outlook report, which reveals Canada will use less fossil fuels in the future.

ShaMaran Petroleum Corp. has provided an Atrush operations update.

‘A new report titled ‘Brazil Midstream Oil and Gas Industry Outlook to 2022 – Market Forecasts for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), Oil Storage, Pipelines and Gas Processing’ has been released.

Energy Builders has asked the Michigan State University to immediately pull down a game that has been created by a professor at the school. The game sees players attack energy infrastructure, and is intended to “bring awareness of pipeline issues.”

The Minnesota Petroleum Council has releases a statement the cancellation of the Line 3 pipeline replacement project.

A worldwide survey has revealed NDT Global as being the leader for ultrasonic pipeline inspection.

A new database from Energy Builders is able to track attacks on pipelines and energy infrastructure.

The International Tube Association is holding a conference in Düsseldorf on 7 November 2017, targeted at key players in the tube and pipe industry.

The EUGAL pipeline’s planning approval procedure will start in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

Transneft Western Siberia has reviewed the inspection results of trunk pipelines and tank fleets carried out over the course of nine months in 2017.

A new leak detection book helps oil and gas pipeline operators to build a companywide leak detection culture, as required by API RP 1175.