Pipeline news updates

Neil Crosby, Head of Oil Analytics at Sparta, explores why expectations of lower oil prices and a swift return to normal shipping conditions in the Strait of Hormuz may be premature.

This month marks the tenth anniversary of the acquisition of Steadfast Scotland by The Marla Group.

Latest analysis suggests that EU carbon storage target falls 35% short as value-chain fragmentation constrains the NZIA 50 mtpa goal.

This was API’s very first standard and it is still relevant for the industry after dozens of evolutions.

EnerMech has successfully completed a complex offshore cleaning and preparation scope on the Bass Strait pipeline system.

New report examines the infrastructure needed to support large-scale CCS across Europe, including the ports, shipping fleet and transport networks required to connect emitters with offshore storage sites by 2050.

XCEL adopts next-generation technology for in-situ material verification.

Cushing crude storage levels have plummeted in recent months. Inventories fell 11.3 million bbls to less than 25 million bbls between early April and early June, according to Wood Mackenzie.

Veteran entrepreneur begins building leadership team to commercialise new pipeline intervention technology.

The digital upgrade provides operators, engineers, and procurement specialists with fast, direct access to critical product data and streamlined communication channels with company experts.

Half of workers report rising risk of major industrial disaster; ‘near misses’ on the rise.

Blind controlled testing yielded a sensitivity of 5.9 kg/hour with a 90% probability of detection.

The update introduces native large-area splitting to eliminate data misalignment, reinforcing UgCS as the default flight planner for professional UAV missions.

NSTA confirms that Spirit has successfully entered the ‘Assess Phase’ of its carbon storage licence.

Expected to generate over US$125 million in savings.

The International Gas Union (IGU) together with the Association of Oil, Gas and Renewable Energy Companies of Latin America and the Caribbean (ARPEL), and the Latin American Energy Organisation (OLACDE) launched a landmark report, Opportunities for the Development of Gas in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The non-contact displacement sensors provide high reliability and performance in high-pressure environments, including oil, gas, and subsea condition monitoring, ranging from 500 psi to 40 000 psi.

Underwater technology specialist Sonardyne has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with international advanced engineering company AMOG.

Global automation leader Emerson will co-develop corrosion management solutions for the Saudi Arabian Oil Co. (Aramco), one of the world’s leading integrated energy and chemicals companies.

Cutting-edge coating ensures durability, efficiency, and year-round performance for oil, gas, and natural gas pipelines.

Sam Thornton, Chief Operating Officer at Bridewell, comments on the recent cyberattack on American energy technology company Itron, and what it reveals about critical infrastructure security.

Heightened geopolitical tensions linked to the Iran conflict are driving renewed interest in short-term Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), as European energy buyers look to shield themselves from price volatility and supply shocks, according to new analysis from Montel.

Leading thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) manufacturer Strohm has been awarded a contract to supply a 2000 m flowline for one of the West Delta Deep Marine (WDDM) projects offshore Egypt, which is operated by Burullus Gas Co., a JV between EGAS, Shell, and Petronas.

At launch, the network includes over 30 partners spanning more than 38 countries.