Business news

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.

QS Energy has launched an onsite applied oil technology benchmarking programme to accelerate efficacy testing of viscosity reduction technology by pipeline operators.

TransCanada Corporation has announced its quarterly dividends.

Geospatial Corporation has announced that it has successfully introduced underground pipeline mapping, management and software.

TransCanada’s subsidiary, NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd, is set to proceed with CAN$655 million Saddle West natural gas expansion project.

T.D. Williamson’s SmartTrack system has aided the pre-commissioning of one of Australia’s largest resource projects.

Optical gas imaging technology offers operators confidence and certainty in meeting new emission standards.

The US Transportation Secretary, Anthony Foxx, has appointed new members to its gas and liquid pipeline advisory committees.

Vallourec announces the success of the cash bid for the minority interests of Tianda Oil Pipe.