Business news

A pipeline located approximately 150 miles from a Dakota Access Cannon Ball protest camp has spilt 176 000 gallons of crude oil.

EnerMech has been awarded its first contract in the Australian oil and gas market by Subsea 7.

The FERC has denied a request made by Jordan Cove LNG and Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline for rehearing of applications for their project.

APS has been recognised for its successful pipeline rehabilitation projects in an official award ceremony.

L&N Scotland has successfully achieved a 98% weld pass rate following a 12 month strategic quality review.

Strategic growth continues at Technical Toolboxes with the addition of the new President and CEO, Martin Fingerhut.

On 8 December, Siim A. Vanaselja was elected as the next Chair of TransCanada’s board.

Enbridge Inc. and Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. have announced the close of the US$1.075 billion sale of its South Prairie region assets

API has released a statement on Trump’s nomination for the new Environmental Protection Agency administrator.

A new report by Global Industry Analysts discusses the global market for large diameter steel pipelines.

Burns & McDonnell has appointed new project manager and environmental scientist, Darren Bishop, who will manage the planning, permitting and construction management work for clients proposing energy infrastructure projects, such as pipelines.

Phoenix Inspection Systems has released a new inspection solution, which provides a “fast setup and reliable, repeatable inspection of pipe welds.”

South Stream Transport B.V. and Allseas Group S.A have signed a construction contract for the first string of TurkStream’s offshore section.

Five binding offers have been submitted in the binding phase of the market test for the Greece-Bulgaria natural gas pipeline.

Huntingdon Fusion Techniques announces its innovative PurgElite tube and pipe weld purging systems for oxide free, zero colour welds.