Pipeline news updates

The project is part of efforts to strengthen bilateral oil cooperation and reportedly has US support.

Brian Kerrigan, Frontline Integrity, UK, explores how stress corrosion cracking (SCC) is being managed more effectively, specifically through the use of data-driven technology to transform crack management.

This move strengthens TDW’s ability to deliver advanced hot tapping and isolation solutions to pipeline operators throughout the region.

Oil and gas companies in the UK, Canada and Australia are failing to fully disclose the costs of decommissioning their fossil-fuel-related infrastructure, leaving investors with incomplete and non-comparable information.

The deal marks the fourth large-scale multi-gas monitor changeout delivered by Dräger for same client.

Penspen to partner with National Gas Transmission on gas inhibition study for hydrogen pipelines.

EU-Energy Community energy market integration pre-accession has become a mutual economic, climate, and security imperative.

EU Energy Commissioner speaks on Montel’s Plugged In podcast.

Wood Mackenzie releases five charts that spotlight the most significant trends reshaping the sector globally.

New wave of consolidation is coming for small- and medium- sized US shale producers.

Advanced design reduces costs, boosts efficiency, and sets an industry benchmark for hydrogen pipelines.

Jijo George, STATS Group, examines how to safely execute critical valve replacement without halting production.

NOAA permit renewal clears one of the largest infrastructure projects in modern US history.

Regional gas set to boost energy access and industrial development across West Africa, highlighted at MSGBC 2025 ministerial panel.

The project includes the engineering, design, and delivery of a complete fiscal metering system purpose-built for hydrogen service. Delivery is scheduled for July 2026 and represents the first of six hydrogen projects planned by the client across Norway.

Kongsberg Maritime has signed a major contract with Sea1 Offshore to deliver Launch and Recovery Systems (LARS) for the company’s four new offshore construction vessels. Each vessel will be equipped with two advanced LARS units, supporting subsea construction and ROV operations.

BRADEN launches two new hydraulic planetary winches.

The initiative leverages the technology and expertise of both companies to better secure OT environments across entire facilities.

The 7th LEEA Awards take place, celebrating safe lifting.

The agreement, signed today at Kongsberg Discovery’s facility in Horten, Norway, was lauded as “a natural partnership”.

IMI awarded a contract to supply Severe Service Valves (SSVs) for the new combined cycle power plant under construction in Homer City, Pennsylvania.

Wood Mackenzie offers some key takeaways from COP30.

Launch of Heat-Flex® ACE, an advanced technology engineered to help mitigate corrosion under insulation (CUI).

Subsea pipelines, power cables, offshore platforms, and sensor arrays have become critical to modern society – and increasingly vulnerable. The Joint Declaration of Baltic Sea Security, signed on 20 November, provides a platform for regional collaboration and protection. Kongsberg welcomes this initiative.