GAIL utilises pipeline surveillance technology
In January 2016, GAIL will begin live satellite monitoring of its pipelines.
In January 2016, GAIL will begin live satellite monitoring of its pipelines.
The Underwater Centre, is preparing for changes to the prerequisite requirements for experienced commercial air divers, which will come in to play in April 2016.
Azoth reports 2015 - 2020 US pipeline leak detection system trends, opportunities and forecasts.
Programme is designed to expand the number of trained HDD operators.
Targeting a US$3 billion annual market, SoundPix is the industry's first real time, 3D seafloor mapping solution using synthetic aperture sonar technology.
Enbridge’s Line 9 was shutdown after three protestors locked themselves to equipment at the site, stating that the pipeline must be closed.
New transportation bill – FAST Act – benefits consumers and improves infrastructure safety in the oil and gas industry.
The majority of Quebecers oppose TransCanada’s Energy East pipeline and want the review process to be stopped.
NNPC comments on cost of constant hacking of System 2B pipeline.
World’s most powerful all-electric pipe bending machine swings into action at Norwegian shipyard.
Research and Markets releases a new global report, discussing inspection robots, ROVs and offshore activities within the oil and gas industry from 2015 - 2019.
Oil and gas production company Shell UK Limited, has been sentenced after admitting failures that led to an oil leak in the North Sea.
American Innovations has announced the completion of its Bullhorn RM4210 remote monitoring unit for AC and DC coupons.
The vessel, owned by Bibby HydroMap, is now running AHC operations up to 24 hours a day.
Petrofac hosts second annual Contractors’ Safety Forum – from collaboration to evolution.