Business news

It has been reported that the Nigerian Trans Forcados pipeline could resume operations by 2Q17, after its shutdown throughout 2016.

Shell are now confirmed as a participant in the Anchoring Pipeline Technology (APT) joint industry project (JIP).

Weld Revolution has announced it will be attending Houstex Expo.

M² Subsea has opened its new office in Aberdeen and created 30 jobs.

After road construction crews ruptured a pipeline, the line remains closed while spilt oil is cleaned up.

Velocity Midstream has recently announced the construction of a second oil pipeline and additional crude oil terminals in the SCOOP play.

TAP completes first phase of access roads and bridges rehabilitation in Albania.

Enterprise Products has provided a financial update for both 4Q16 and 2016 annually.

The price of construction of the Trans Adriatic pipeline is revealed to be less than originally predicted.

Valero has reported net income attributable to its stockholders of US$367 million for 4Q16.

The National Energy Board has finalised an order for companies to post emergency management programme information online.

While representatives of Dominion Resources and Alta Energy have asked the commission of Lewis County to support for the Atlantic Coast pipeline project.

Prime Horizontal has recently launched its new MudVis system, which measures and logs the viscosity and specific gravity of drilling fluids, and is designed specifically for the HDD industry.

Shareholders recently raised extensive concerns about the investment risks associated with the PennEast pipeline, which have been amplified by FERC's third delay of the project.

Roxtec Services AB approved for pipe and cable transit inspection and maintenance by Lloyd’s Register audit.