Onshore pipeline news

Research and Markets has announced the addition of its ‘Sensors for Oil and Gas Pipeline Monitoring’ report to its offering.

EVRAZ North America and Trans Mountain have come to an agreement, which will ensure that the majority of pipe used for the Trans Mountain expansion project is made in Canada.

An oil pipeline in the Kirkuk province of Iraq has been targeted, causing the pipeline to explode.

Geospatial Corporation has completed the first of several projects for a major energy pipeline company.

Smart sensors, EAPs and graphene sensors can enhance opportunities for pipeline monitoring, according to ReportBuyer.

A report from Research and Markets has suggested that the high density polyethylene pipe market will reach US$19.7 billion by 2024.

While western Canada may see a supply increase of nearly 1 million bbls of crude by 2020 due to current pipeline projects, this could put pressure on its already constrained pipeline system.

Plains All American Pipeline is conducting an open season for a crude oil pipeline, which has the potential to add up to 350 000 bpd of Permian Basin pipeline takeaway capacity.

An important onshore oil and gas pipeline safety standard has been made publicly available.

Ecopetrol has restarted its Cano-Limon Covenas oil pipeline following recent attacks.