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Cleanup operations are ongoing, as Husky Energy’s crude oil pipeline has leaked into the river near Maidstone. No reason for the leak has been discovered.

There has been another pipeline explosion in the Niger Delta. Sources are saying it was a technical fault, but the Niger Delta Avengers are claiming responsibility.

Chu Kong Petroleum Natural Gas Steel Pipe Holdings Limited has been awarded a price agreement to supply approximately 40 000 t of steel pipes for the Refinery and Petrochemical Integrated Development project.

Intertek has achieved its first industry accreditation in South Africa for flow metering verification.

IMI Critical Engineering has introduced a new online application to allow for accurate specification of severe service products such as valves.

With this new website, the company aims to give a clear overview of the services offered.

Geospatial Corporation is leveraging technologies and software to meet new federal buried pipeline requirements.

OneSubsea has ordered the umbilical and accessories from Nexans to develop the Greater Enfield development off the coast of Exmouth, Western Australia.

Repsol Sinopec Resources UK has chosen Technip to maintain this important UK oil and gas infrastructure.

According to GlobalData, output has been substantially boosted by Arctic projects.

Huntingdon Fusion Techniques develops and introduces its PurgEye 100 weld purge monitor which aims to eliminate post weld cleaning costs.

A new report has shown that the North American oil and gas pipeline leak detection system market will be worth US$1.58 billion by 2022.

A new report details market insight and information on power generation construction projects in the Middle East and Africa.

Husky Energy reports loss in cash flow, due to low oil prices and a drop in production after wildfires and maintenance work.

Petrobras has reported that its Board of Directors approved a reassessment of its Rio de Janeiro Petrochemical Complex (COMPERJ) project.