Business news

First Reserve has announced the acquisition of the integrity maintenance platform of EMS USA, Inc.

During recent working meetings, Gazprom and Armenia discussed Armenia’s natural gas industry, as well as the prospects of constructing a new compressor station and trunklines.

Bipartisan local officials have recently urged the NJDEP to reject the PennEast pipeline permit application.

ONEOK is expanding its infrastructure to serve growth in the STACK play.

EnLink Midstream has announced its solution to move natural gas liquids from central Oklahoma to the Gulf Coast.

At a recent meeting, Greece, Cyprus and Israel discussed the possibility of speeding up the EastMed pipeline project.

In its ‘June Global Crude Oil Outlook’, ESAI Energy reports on the recent deficit in the global crude oil market.

The Sabal Trail natural gas pipeline is reportedly set to go live at the end of June.

Plastics Pipe Institute has responded to the ‘construction of American pipelines’ Memorandum, which calls for US pipelines to be made with materials and equipment produced in the US.

Medallion Pipeline has announced a successful open season for a major expansion of its crude oil pipeline and supplemental open season.

Volvo Construction Equipment will supply its rotating pipelines for the Trans Anatolian natural gas pipeline project.

NETZSCH Pumps North America, LLC has introduced its new iFD-Stator 2.0, which is set to reduce energy and maintenance costs.

The industry sees a need for innovation in pipeline technology and new ways of monitoring pipelines. To speed up and simplify operators’ decision-making, DNV GL is launching the Pipeline Evaluation Portal, which will make its own models and tools easily available to customers through a web browser.

Huntingdon Fusion Techniques’ low profile stoppers are designed to stop the escape of hydrocarbons as well as stop debris from entering into pipes during operation.

PHMSA will hold a public meeting of the Voluntary Information-Sharing System Working Group on 29 - 30 June.