US pipeline news

Bernhard Capital to acquire Louisiana and Mississippi natural gas assets from CenterPoint for US$1.2 billion.

Reuters reports that Equitrans has delayed the estimated completion of the West Virginia to Virginia Mountain Valley natural gas pipeline due in part to adverse weather in January.

The NASEM have released a report assessing the need for new regulatory standards for automatic and remote-control shutoff valves on existing liquid and gas transmission pipelines.

GPT Industries has announced the launch of its new remote asset integrity monitoring product.

The cross-border pipeline would export 2.8 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas from Texas to Mexico Pacific's Saguaro LNG export plant.

Henkel is set to further strengthen its adhesive technologies business through this strategic acquisition.

Benjamin Fuentes, Thermo Fisher Scientific, USA, explores how the oil and gas industry is addressing methane emissions, highlighting technologies to improve LDAR strategies and the challenges of identifying fugitive emissions.

PureHM announces that upgrading its Armadillo Tracks platform with new solutions furthers its commitment to safe, reliable tracking that meet pipeline operator needs, even in the most remote locations.

The project plans to create a network of CO2 emitters, pipelines and carbon capture and storage (CCS) solutions across the basin.

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