Enbridge oilsands pipeline leak: heavy rains and flooding to blame
Enbridge oilsands pipeline spill may have been caused by heavy rains and flooding; Athabasca and Waupisoo pipelines shut as a precaution
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Enbridge oilsands pipeline spill may have been caused by heavy rains and flooding; Athabasca and Waupisoo pipelines shut as a precaution
NDT Systems & Services, supplier of ultrasonic pipeline inspection and integrity services, announces the opening of a pipeline inspection tool factory at its Stutensee location in Germany.
Tenaska cancels plans to build US$3.5 million UCG plant in Taylorville.
Genesis Oil and Gas Consultants Ltd announced that it has been awarded the subsea front-end engineering design (FEED) for the Kudu Gas to Power project.
Chinese state oil companies face tougher times, says Ng Weng Hoong, amidst rising barriers to growth in Asia.
Peter Stulen, Hertel, Netherlands and Andreas Guertler, EiiF, Switzerland, engage with energy loss and consider the use of thermography in the downstream oil, gas and petrochemical processing industry.
LNG companies must battle NIMBYism in 2013 with better tactics.
Oregon LNG has filed an apppplication with the FERC for approval to build and operate an LNG facility in Warrenton, Oregon.
ArcelorMittal has welcomed the European Commission plans to recover the European steel industry.
The National grid has joined the American Gas Association in praising a new report issued jointly by the Center for Climate Change and Energy Solutions and the University of Texas.
South Sudan has confirmed that Toyota Tsusho will construct an oil pipeline from the landlocked nation to the Kenyan Port of Lamu.
Two separate attacks on a Yemeni gas pipeline have been repelled.