South America pipeline news

Baker Hughes secures a strategic gas technology order supporting Argentina’s gas infrastructure.

Reuters has reported that Colombia and Venezuela have agreed to repair a damaged section of a binational pipeline that will allow Bogota to import natural gas from its neighbour, according to Colombia's Energy Ministry.

PipeSense, the provider of pipeline leak detection and monitoring technologies, has announced the expansion of its services to support pipeline operations in South America following an exclusive agent agreement.

EIG acquires a 49.87% stake in Transportadora de Gas del Perú (TgP).

The deal encompasses a comprehensive range of OCTG supplies including pipes and VAM premium connections.

State-run Petroperu is working on a framework agreement with its counterpart Petroecuador to connect oil wells in Ecuador with Peru's northern pipeline, its chairman said.

Sulzer's new facilities will support essential industries in the region, such as oil and gas, pulp and paper, power generation and food and beverage.

Process Vision expands into Mexico and Central America through strategic partnership with SICA.

This contract represents nearly 18 000 t of subsea seamless premium carbon steel line pipes, for the risers and flowlines. The contract includes an optional scope of almost 5000 t.

Baker Hughes awarded first technology agreement with Petrobras to develop stress corrosion cracking solution.