Technip certified in five additional countries to the EDGE standard
With eight countries now EDGE certified, Technip remains the first and only company in the energy industry to achieve this certification for gender equality in the workplace.
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With eight countries now EDGE certified, Technip remains the first and only company in the energy industry to achieve this certification for gender equality in the workplace.
A decision on Enbridge’s Sandpiper Pipeline project will be decided on 17 December, after the PUCs approval was overturned in September due to a lacking Environmental Impact Statement.
API has announced that Lisa Salley will act as the Global Industry Services’ Vice President, responsible for standards, training and safety programmes for oil and gas operations to name a few.
Programme is designed to expand the number of trained HDD operators.
Senator Bernie Sanders has stated that he opposes the proposed natural gas Northeast Energy Direct pipeline project, operated by Kinder Morgan’s subsidiary, the Tennessee Gas Pipeline Company.
DNV GL initiates two JIPs to help the pipeline industry work more efficiently while maintaining safety.
The majority of Quebecers oppose TransCanada’s Energy East pipeline and want the review process to be stopped.
The National Energy Board has launched online inspection reports of pipeline companies, which began on 26 November.
Evraz North America applauds Government of Canada’s findings in line pipe trade investigation.
Oil and gas production company Shell UK Limited, has been sentenced after admitting failures that led to an oil leak in the North Sea.
The NEB has stopped construction on a new TransCanada natural gas pipeline and issued a safety order after evidence arose of drilling fluid being spilled into a river.
The National Energy Board has issued an Inspection Officer Order to stop all horizontal directional drilling activities at the NOVA Gas Transmission Ltd.