US pipeline news

Vicki Knott, P.Eng, CEO and Co-Founder at CruxOCM, looks back at the American Petroleum Institute Pipeline Control Room and Cybernetics Conference 2024.

As Blackline’s largest contract to date, it enables a major North American midstream company to expand safety protection for all its nearly 2000 workers.

The frame agreement is for the provision of third-party inspection services to Woodside's New Energy projects in the US, including its proposed liquid hydrogen project, H2OK.

Deal includes related Wexpro companies.

Wood Mackenzie: “The addition of Marathon further solidifies ConocoPhillips in a league of its own”.

ConocoPhillips in advanced talks to buy Marathon Oil, the Financial Times reports.

The investment aims to accelerate the development of necessary infrastructure to deliver low-carbon fuel to the transportation industry.

Pinnacle's assets include the Dos Picos natgas complex with a processing capacity of 220 million cubic feet per day, and 80 miles of pipelines says Reuters.

Aramco and Aeroseal agreed to deploy Aeroseal’s technology to expand its fleet and commercialise the technology in novel applications such as gas pipelines, says Reuters.

Richard Williamson buys Tulsa facility built by pipeline industry pioneer, grandfather Truman D. Williamson Sr.