Equipment & safety

An underwater natural gas pipeline in Alaska has been leaking for approximately 10 days, but the risk to public health and safety is said to be small.

One dead and three left injured after a Saudi Aramco pipeline leaks.

National Energy Board staff are currently onsite at an Enbridge pipeline incident in Strathcona County, Alberta.

SoCalGas is set to install up to 60 new valves this year to enhance the safety of its pipeline system.

Kinder Morgan’s Tejas natural gas pipeline exploded approximately 160 miles southwest of Houston.

Through AyaWorks’ management system, utility companies can now lower the risk of multimillion dollar fines and felony convictions for oil and gas pipeline violations.

Linde LLC set to demonstrate how to optimise safety, efficiency and cost-effectiveness for pipelines, plant turnarounds and MROs at PPIM conference.

A credential verification service has stated that energy and pipeline workers can now view safety rules on a smartphone by scanning an ID card.

A public hearing has been scheduled to discuss the construction permits necessary for the Bayou Bridge pipeline.

The National Energy Board has finalised an order for companies to post emergency management programme information online.

Roxtec Services AB approved for pipe and cable transit inspection and maintenance by Lloyd’s Register audit.

ITF and Crondall Energy invite participants to join the Anchoring Pipeline Technology joint industry project to reduce the risk of pipeline walking and associated installation costs.

McElroy has recently partnered with Netafim to grow its HDPE equipment business.

Victrex invests in Magma to facilitate adoption of the pioneering m-pipe technology. Both companies will be attending an upcoming webinar to explain the basis for reliable use in extreme subsea environments.

Alliance Pipeline has welcomes two new initiatives to help those living and working near its pipeline.