UK pipeline news

The energy sector is at risk of cyber-attacks from a variety of different threat actors, each with its own motivations and methods, says Matt Watson, CovertSwarm.

Aberdeenshire company, which recently celebrated 25 years in business, receives Scottish Engineering – Manufacturing Excellence Award 2023.

New threat intelligence report shows how cybercriminals routinely target energy companies on dark web forums.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has told his Forties Pipeline System business that the government’s 75% windfall tax on oil and gas producers in the North Sea will lead to a collapse in investment in the basin.

Wood works with gas distribution company to accelerate plans for key hydrogen transmission infrastructure in Scotland and southern England.

As field joint coating workscopes become more technically challenging, with larger diameter pipe and deeper water, companies must adapt, says Paul McShane, CRC Evans.

LIBERTY Pipes Hartlepool successfully passes trials to become first UK producer of pipelines for safe transportation and storage of hydrogen.

ROSEN Group and National Gas start work on research project to find ways to mitigate potential for embrittlement of pipeline steel in hydrogen service.

Linewatch reports 316 incidents of workers digging too close to high-pressure pipes without owner permission in 2022.

Leading infrastructure consultancy wins contract to provide land services and initial consultation for construction of major hydrogen cluster scheme in the UK.