US pipeline news
ONEOK to acquire Gulf Coast pipelines for US$260 million
ONEOK has announced that it has agreed to acquire a system of NGL pipelines from Easton Energy, for approximately US$280 million.
TC Energy's oil pipeline spin-off faces obstacles
TC Energy's planned oil pipeline spin-off is a bet that it can supply more Canadian crude to US Gulf of Mexico refiners, says Reuters.
Protecting lives on pipeline sites
Andrew Vana, Manager of Specialised Services, RMI, USA, discusses providing health, safety and environmental support to varied and remote pipeline construction projects.
AGA’s Christina Sames testifies on pipeline safety
Sames testified before Congress to highlight that critical policy needs to improve pipeline safety in the upcoming reauthorisation of the PHMSA.
API issues new guidelines on ‘public engagement’
API’s new industry guidelines for pipeline companies are intended to smooth relations with landowners.
New CEO appointment at Wood Mackenzie
Wood Mackenzie has announced that Jason Liu has been appointed Chief Executive Officer (CEO), replacing former CEO Mark Brinin.
Ensuring secure access to the right data
Morgan Bowling, Seeq Corporation, USA, explains how advanced analytics solutions can help improve operational efficiency and increase business value for petrochemical companies, refineries, and pipeline operators.
AMPP Advocacy Day 2024: Championing corrosion control on Capitol Hill
AMPP’s event marks a significant opportunity for professionals in the corrosion control and protective coatings industry to influence legislation and promote sustainable practices.
US appeals court upholds FERC approvals for gas pipeline expansion
A US appeals court has upheld federal approvals for a natural gas pipeline system expansion project in Louisiana and Mississippi, reports Reuters.
Biden signs new memorandum to boost security of US critical infrastructure
Concerns have been rising about the security of US critical infrastructure like utilities, power plants, aviation, mass transit, highway, maritime and pipelines, says Reuters.