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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.

TransCanada has invested US$2 billion in the expansion of its NOVA Gas Transmission system’s capacity.

Miller and Hobart are among the few organisations that have earned the new stringent quality certification, ISO 9001:2015.

On 13 June, the National Energy Board signed an agreement with Mexico’s Energy Regulatory Commission, for the collaboration and exchange of technical and regulatory information.

WPX Energy has agreed to form a joint venture with Howard Energy Partners as a means of developing its Permian midstream assets.

Acela Truck Company is set to debut its extreme duty truck line at the Global Petroleum Show. The trucks can be used in the oil and gas, pipeline and construction markets, to name a few.

Strobel Energy Group has developed automated LACT units for the oil sector, which provides measurement, sampling and transfer from a lease location into a truck terminal, storage facility or pipeline.

Nord Stream and the Gubkin Russian State University of Oil and Gaz have recently laid grounds for future co-operation.

CS Unitec has released a powerful pneumatic chain saw system, which is used to cut high density polyethylene pipe.

Laurini Officine Meccaniche has recently launched its new Vulcano Smart machine.

HIMA’s new package solution combines a safety controller with leak detection and leak localisations.

Wood Group has been awarded a new contract for the Greater Western Flank 2 project in Australia, where it will provide engineering support for the subsea pipeline system.