Regulations & standards

Roundup of Canadian pipeline safety news: July 2015.

IHS ha said that the oilsands will continue to be a leading source of global oil supply despite lower oil prices and other headwinds.

The American Petroleum Institute is introducing a new pipeline safety management system, designed to enhance pipeline safety.

Highlights from the US/Brazil joint statement on climate change.

As expected, Nord Stream’s external inspection confirms that the pipelines are still in a period of settlement.

The WTT11 tunnel thruster has obtained an LR type approval certificate after passing the Lloyd's Register classification society's type approval process.

A US Senate committee has approved a measure that requires federal transportation officials to report on the safety of pipelines that cross beneath rivers.

A new NACE certification, led by Dr. Chris Fowler of Exova, has been developed.

TMK IPSCO receives American metal market’s Tube and Pipe Producer of the Year award.

CHIP replacement, CLP Regulations, enforces changes to legislation for chemical manufacturers.

Highlights from a speech given by BP’s Group Chief Executive on energy in 2014.

A new poll has revealed that energy and infrastructure will play key roles in the 2016 US election.

A closer look at the natural gas findings in the BP Statistical Review.

A new report has said that low world oil prices are going to slow Canadian oil production.

Highlights from a speech given by Andrea Leadsom, UK Energy Minister on Iraqi energy.