Tube Tech receives three ISO accreditations
The accreditations were issued following an ISO audit at its European headquarters in Rayleigh, Essex, UK.
The accreditations were issued following an ISO audit at its European headquarters in Rayleigh, Essex, UK.
Joint agreement to make continual improvements to Indigenous monitoring on the Trans Mountain pipeline and expansion project.
A proposed sustainability reporting standard for oil and gas companies identifies climate change as the single biggest challenge facing the sector.
Welding equipment goes green: an eco-friendly approach according to new EU regulations.
The new rule ensures that construction of an approved natural gas project cannot proceed until the Commission acts on a request for rehearing.
ISO 29001 replaces the previous technical specification, ISO/TS 29001.
PHMSA announces gas pipeline regulatory reform notice of proposed rulemaking.
Corinth declares its support of the Paris agreement and aims to become carbon neutral within 2020.
Libryo offers oil and gas professionals free COVID-19 regulatory guidance.
API and AOPL have released the 2019 Pipeline Safety Excellence Performance Report.
The Canada Energy Regulator has issued an update on adjudicative processes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The DOE and DOT drafted a report to Congress investigating crude oil characterisation, following the high-profile accidents in 2013 - 2014 involving movement of crude by rail.
PHMSA issues Notice of Enforcement Discretion for gas pipeline operators.
API welcomes Environmental Protection Agency’s proposal to maintain existing air quality standards.
Danly was sworn in as a member of the FERC on 31 March 2020 by Judge Danny J. Boggs, of the US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.