Regulations & standards

Dragos discovers new malware PIPEDREAM, the seventh known malware to specifically target industrial control systems.

MeterQ achieved PTB approval.

AGA members stand ready to implement new requirements for automatic and remotely controlled shut-off valves as part of their ongoing commitment to enhancing safety.

PHMSA is soliciting research proposals based on research gaps identified during the PHMSA Research Forum.

The National Transportation Safety Board has reviewed PHMSA’s new rule for automatic shutoff valve installation and minimum rupture detection standards.

New rule will help improve public safety and reduce greenhouse gas emissions following pipeline failures.

FERC Chairman Rich Glick outlined yesterday the Commission’s critical priorities.

Trans Mountain establishes 10 environmental protection rules as part of the Trans Mountain Expansion Project.

OPITO and ETZ Ltd have announced a funding partnership which will allow OPITO to further develop and enhance existing apprenticeship programmes.

UTComp, a global FRP composites engineering and inspection company, has established a certification programme for UltraAnalytix inspection personnel.

FOSA praises new regulations going into effect from the Federal Highway Administration implementing ‘Dig Once’ policies.

EPIC’s cutting edge environmental and safety protections are possible through using fibre optics to monitor over 1600 miles of its crude and NGL pipelines.

FERC is exploring the issue of oil pipeline capacity allocation problems that can arise when irregular events or factors affect demand for oil pipeline capacity.

FERC has issued two policy statements, providing guidance for future consideration of natural gas projects by the Commission.

Corinth Pipeworks, the steel pipes segment of Cenergy Holdings has submitted its commitment to the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi).