Special reports

Didi Horn, CEO, SkyX, Canada, explores how aerial data helps overcome pipeline surveillance blind spots.

The East Coast Hydrogen project presents an unmissable opportunity for several locations to make use of their fortuitous geography and geology to become a world leader in hydrogen technology, says Ed Gilford, National Gas, Chris Verity, Northern Gas Networks, and Adam Knight, Cadent Gas, UK.

Chris Johnson, Managing Director, SMB Bearings, UK, delves into the significance of surface preparation and coatings for Industrial bearings in pipeline applications.

Gayatri Mohite, Allied Market Research, discusses fibre-reinforced plastic pipes and the recent developments transforming its industry.

Khodadad Kamaliseresht, Process Safety Engineer, Jensen Hughes, Belgium, explores the role of automation in fire and explosion risk assessments for pipelines.

Jason Rigg, Solutions Architect, Quorum Software, USA, describes how gas and liquid measurement software solutions can increase operational efficiency.

The use of repurposed steel pipes can support a circular economy by reducing the need for new materials and produce CO2e savings as high as 97%, says Sean Conway, Managing Director, Decom Engineering Ltd, UK.

Andreas Michael and Michael Pfeifer, TÜV SÜD Industrie Service GmbH, and Jens Gerlach and Sven Kalmeier, ONTRAS Gastransport GmbH, discuss effectively protecting critical infrastructure, taking operational security into account.

Lauren Westwood, KBL, USA, discusses offering pigging services with a technological edge in a regulated world.

Jennifer Thomson, CPO, MachineMax discusses the role of heavy machinery in emissions management.

With the COP28 conference kicking off this week, Rystad Energy is outlining the 10 critical steps required to accelerate the transition.

Dr Craig Marshall, Consultant Engineer, TUV SUD National Engineering Labatory, UK, discusses the importance of multiphase flowmeters and their verification.

Matthew Hawkridge, Chief Technology Officer, Ovarro, explains the crucial role of remote telemetry units (RTUs) in optimising performance, safety and failure reductions in oil and gas pipelines.

Matt Romney, Senior Product Manager Global Pipeline Integrity, T.D. Williamson, USA, discusses how low-field magnetic inspection technology enhances general pipeline integrity.

Leveraging a variety of NDT modalities ensures the inspection process is optimised for accuracy, reliability, and effectiveness in assessing subsea assets, says Jonathan Bancroft, TSC Subsea, UK.