US pipeline news

AMPP’s event marks a significant opportunity for professionals in the corrosion control and protective coatings industry to influence legislation and promote sustainable practices.

A US appeals court has upheld federal approvals for a natural gas pipeline system expansion project in Louisiana and Mississippi, reports Reuters.

Concerns have been rising about the security of US critical infrastructure like utilities, power plants, aviation, mass transit, highway, maritime and pipelines, says Reuters.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's visit to Pakistan this week put the spotlight on a major gas pipeline deal between the two neighbours, says Reuters.

Phil Paterson, Business Development Director for ICR, discusses ICR’s structural, pipework and pipeline repair and rehabilitation technology.

Steve Jennings, Quickflange Business Unit Manager, ICR Group discusses the growth in demand for solutions that not only achieve regulatory compliance but enhance efficiency and safety.

The Biden administration has urged a US appeals court to rethink its order that would require Enbridge to drain portions of an oil pipeline, reports Reuters.

These facilities will help PipeSense strengthen its ability to push industry boundaries and pursue new research and development opportunities for its leak detection services.

The guide is aimed at bolstering the safety and integrity of onshore gas transmission pipelines, aligning with lasted PHMSA regulations.

The challenges of in-service welding (ISW) operations on a high-pressure, high-flow, large diameter gas pipeline are outlined by Frede Maxwell, Brian Anderson, Paul Gonzales, Darren Sutherland, Bie Cornell and Dave Albertson, WeldFit.