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Discover the latest in tube and pipeline inspection at Materials Testing 2017, which takes place from 5 - 7 September in the UK.

Scientists have recommended the use of drones when carrying out oil and gas pipeline monitoring operations.

Oxford Flow has recently recruited an oil and gas veteran, to assist in the company’s development in the oil and gas market.

McDermott International, Inc. has been awarded an engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning contract from BP Trinidad & Tobago.

Four Board Members are set to carry out expanded indigenous and public engagement relating to the Energy East/Eastern Mainline hearing.

NEL has developed a new flow measurement technique for viscous oil, which will help the oil and gas industry to reduce financial exposure and tackle the challenges involved in its measurement.

During a working meeting between Gazprom and Fluxys, new European infrastructure for Russian gas supplies and the Nord Stream 2 pipeline were discussed.

Prometheus Group has acquired Pipeline Group, Inc and Sage Technology, which will enhance planning, scheduling and work management, and execution in asset-intensive industries, such as energy.

Alexey Miller of Gazprom and Tadashi Maeda of JBIC have attended a working meeting to discuss avenues for future co-operation.

A new FERC joint statement has been released, addressing the recent developments related to the construction of the Rover pipeline project.

The Chairman of the Management Committee of Gazprom and the Minister of Energy of the Republic of Bulgaria have attended a working meeting at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2017.

Cheniere Energy, Inc. has announced its achievement of regulatory and financial milestones for the Midship pipeline project.

QS Energy CEO, Jason Lane, has issued a shareholder update.

The National Energy Board of Canada is set to hold an oral hearing on whether the Wyndwood pipeline expansion project should be approved for construction and operation.

During a working meeting, Gazprom and Edison have noted the progress that has been made in setting up a southern route for Russian gas supplies to Europe. The parties focused on the Turkish Stream and Poseidon gas pipelines.