Project news

DNV GL has initiated 43 new collaboration projects for 2016, in order to help safely reduce costs.

NDT Global has announced that it is now offering its high resolution pinhole and pitting (UMp) metal loss inspection service as standard in all markets globally.

Veresen has announced its submission request for a rehearing to the FERC regarding the execution of natural gas transportation agreements. FERC has 30 days to respond.

Aegion Corporation and Materia, Inc. have partnered up to commercialise a new pipe insulation technology for the Shell Appomattox project in the Gulf of Mexico.

10 billion cubic metres of marketable gas is being delivered from the Vankor field to the Russian unified gas supply system.

TransCanada Corp. has announced that it has been chosen to build, own and operate the Tula-Villa de Reyes pipeline in Mexico.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley asks eastern Canadian audience to stand with Alberta on pipeline issues.

RN-Vankor has announced it is finishing the construction of a linear sector of Suzun-Vankor intrafield oil pipeline.

After a recent investment agreement was signed between the TAPI pipeline shareholders, the Asian Development Bank is confident in the ability to construction the pipeline through Afghanistan’s most violent areas.

The Canadian company won out over Sempra unit Ienova, which was disqualified from bidding.

Keystone pipeline is put back into service at reduced pressure.

DNV GL has launched the first globally applicable guidance for leak detection systems for offshore fields.

The line was shut over the weekend after a potential leak was spotted.

Amarinth is developing close relationships with EU EPC companies, to supply bespoke pumps for use in the Middle East.

Wood Group has acquired SVT Engineering Consultants (SVT) based in Perth, Australia.