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.
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Element launches asset integrity management services suite in Singapore
The suite includes condition monitoring with digital AI photography, onsite testing, structural analysis and corrosion monitoring.
Trenchless technology hands on: TRACTO gives insight into the future of pipeline construction
From 15-19 April 2024, the popular "Hands On Days" took place for the 12th time at the company's headquarters in Lennestadt-Saalhausen, providing a unique insight into the world of trenchless technology.
ROVOP acquired by Chouest
ROVOP, a global supplier of ROV services, has been acquired.
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.
Fluxys appointed Belgium's 'hydrogen network operator'
A specially formed subsidiary of gas pipeline operator Fluxys has been appointed Belgium’s “hydrogen network operator”, putting it in charge of building out and operating an H2 pipeline grid in the country.
Reuters: What's next for Canada’s Trans Mountain expansion?
Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion (TMX) is set to enter partial operation on May 1, years behind schedule and at more than four times the original cost, reports Reuters.
Balticconnector pipeline reopens and a Chinese ship remains prime suspect of damage
Chinese container ship remains the focus of an investigation into what caused damage last year to a Baltic Sea gas pipeline between NATO members Finland and Estonia.
EIC appoints five new non-Executive board members
Energy Industries Council appoints five new non-Executive board members.
Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline remains stalled under cloud of sanctions
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.
Baker Hughes to supply equipment for Aramco's MGS expansion project
The company will supply 17 pipeline centrifugal compressors powered by aeroderivative gas turbines, says GlobalData.
Concerns raised about risk of delay to Trans Mountain full service
Some shippers on Canada's Trans Mountain expansion project are raising concerns that the oil pipeline will not be fully in service by its projected start date, says Reuters.
Gazprom says more work underway to link Russia's eastern and western gas grids
Gazprom reports further links between its east and western pipeline networks after it launched construction of an 800 km pipeline in Russia's far east, says Reuters.