PHMSA pipeline news

Jeffrey Jones, SkyX, argues that the new ruling does not tackle the problem head on.

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.

PHMSA has released the 2022 NOFO for its Competitive Academic Agreement Program.

The US Department of Transportation’s PHMSA issued an Interim Final Rule in the Federal Register that designates the Great Lakes, coastal beaches, and marine coastal waters as ‘Unusually Sensitive Areas’.

Pipeline Research Council International (PRCI) has been awarded a research project from the US Department of Transportation Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA).

USDOT’s PHMSA issues final rule expanding federal pipeline safety oversight.

US Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration awards money to enhance safety at community level.

This spotlight session reviews some of the topics and themes raised in C-FER’s recent article for World Pipelines, entitled ‘Revisiting the risk’, written by staff engineer, Tyler Paxman and Mark Stephens.

PHMSA advisory bulletin: updating inspection and maintenance plans to address hazardous leaks.