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New subsea construction vessel is launched.

Valve replacements and line repairs using SmartPlug® isolation tool.

The UK government has announced the start of the bidding process for licences to extract shale gas using fracking.

ABB acquires Spirit IT to strengthen its measurement product portfolio.

A fracking ban in Longmont, Colorado, has been thrown out by a judge amid petitions to hold a vote on restricting oil and gas drilling.

Swift Worldwide Resources has expanded its global reach by opening a new office in the country of Georgia.

Claxton Engineering Services has appointed Martin Jolley as vice president sales and commercial to spearhead its global sales and commercial strategy.

Trans Adriatic Pipeline has issued its next contract notice in the Official Journal of the EU Gazette.

PetroChina reconsiders plan to sell its pipeline assets.

Element Materials Technology has opened a new flagship oil and gas materials technology centre in Houston, Texas.

Slovak gas operator progresses with interconnection plans.

Huge investment in testing subsea valves at Trouvay & Cauvin partner.

Canada’s US ambassador Gary Doer stated that all the evidence supports a favourable decision by the US government for the Keystone XL pipeline.

Through ongoing operations and construction in 2013, Texas' pipeline industry provided US$ 33 billion in economic impact.

Renewable energy conference invites T. Boone Pickens and Riggs Eckelberry to discuss frack water recycling on stage.