Catherine Rowley-Williams, OMMICA Ltd, Scotland, outlines how chemical treatment, including corrosion inhibitors and biocides, can minimise the risk of corrosion on pipelines, drawing on a case study from the North Sea.
Brian Lawson, Senior Member of Technical Staff, Fluid Components International, Derik Hoover, President, Hoover Energy, and Mike Conn, President, ESquaredi, analyse how a thermal flowmeter with multi-calibration groups has simplified a portable monitoring system for flare gas units.
Jordan Ferguson, CEO, Pier Solutions, discusses the importance of hydrogen detection and safety in the pipeline market.
Successful offshore operations, particularly in oil and gas pipelay activities, heavily depend on understanding sea state conditions, emphasises Chris Moncrieff, Miros, drawing on a Northern Lights pipelay project.
Dr James Dean, CEO, Plastometrex, details the growing importance of accurate material verification in ensuring the safety and integrity of pipelines, a critical component of pipeline management in light of recent regulations.
Rystad Energy’s oil market update: 25 November.
Jeremy Silber, Eric Yang, Christopher Lepore and Yash Yadav, Delta Energy Group, USA, compare pipeline leak detection technologies and the challenges and misconception of fibre optic leak detection.
Daniel Kashmir, CEO and Co-Founder, Momentick, explores the key factors that complicate methane detection, its economic and environmental impacts, and the efforts needed to address this pressing issue.
Matthew Green, Director of Technical Service, CSNRI, considers the past, present and future of engineered composite repair systems for pipelines.
Sanjay Patel, Managing Director, Tembo Global Industries Ltd., India, provides this overview of the evolution of oil and gas pipelines and the overall midstream sector over the course of the last few decades.
Martin van Onna, co-founder and CEO, Strohm, Netherlands, reflects on a recent breakthrough in the adoption of thermoplastic composite pipe (TCP) offshore Brazil, and what it means for the energy transition at large.
US imports of crude oil from Canada reached a record of 4.3 million bpd in July 2024 following the expansion of Canada’s Trans Mountain pipeline.
Manuel Alonso and Hans Overdijkink, Intero Integrity Services B.V., Netherlands, present an innovative pipeline inspection technique for a challenging manifold inspection.
Back in September, the landlocked nation announced it was getting nearer an agreement with Sudan over vital oil movements.
According to Reuters, a wave of consolidation in the top US shale field has concentrated output in the hands of companies that are promising to restrain output so as not to crash prices by over-producing. Pipeline firms also have embraced acquisitions over new construction.