US pipeline news

Roman Arutyunov, Co-Founder & SVP of Product at Xage Security, comments on the rise of cyber threats facing the oil and gas industry and critical infrastructure.

Based on projects currently underway, EIA expect that new pipeline capacity will deliver crude oil and natural gas from the Permian region to demand centres and alleviate transportation constraints.

Enbridge Inc. cut tolls on Canadian oil export pipelines amid increased competition from a new line running from Alberta to Vancouver.

An offshore natural gas pipeline exploded near Venice, Louisiana, on Saturday (17 August) night, killing one person says Reuters.

Claroty's Andrew Lintell discusses the growing cyber threat to the oil and gas sector, who's behind attacks and what firms can do.

A US appeals court tossed out several natural gas pipeline safety standards adopted by President Joe Biden's administration following industry criticism, reports Reuters.

Brazos is also nearing the end of constructing roughly 280 km of high-pressure natural gas gathering pipelines ranging from 16 in. to 24 in. in diameter says GlobalData.

Garrison Haning, Co-Founder & CEO, Safety Radar, USA, walks us through ways to integrate AI into pipeline operations.

Asia recorded most of the contracts, with 464 contracts in 2Q24, followed by Europe and North America with 368 and 343 contracts, respectively, says GlobalData.

CruxOCM secures US$17 million Series A funding to enable automation tools in energy control rooms.