PHMSA: extensive corrosion caused PlainsºÚÁÏÉç™ May oil spill
PHMSA has released a new report, stating that Plains All AmericanºÚÁÏÉç™s May 2015 pipeline spill in Santa Barbra was due to external corrosion of its line 901 and 903.
PHMSA has released a new report, stating that Plains All AmericanºÚÁÏÉç™s May 2015 pipeline spill in Santa Barbra was due to external corrosion of its line 901 and 903.
Wood Group PSN announced that it intends to reduce UK oil and gas contractorsºÚÁÏÉç™ rates due to cost and efficiency challenges in the North Sea.
VallourecºÚÁÏÉç™s Supervisory Board appoints two new Board members and term renewals.
ConocoPhillips has announced the retirement of Jeff Sheets as Executive Vice President, Finance and Chief Financial Officer after more than 35 years with ConocoPhillips.
Wood Group is looking for interest from technology vendors concerning game-changing technologies to aid a subsea joint industry project.
McDermott has announced the date of the naming ceremony for its DLV 2000 flagship pipelay vessel.
Atlas Knowledge Group has reported robust financial results for 2014/15, with continued growth and further international expansion set to continue.
iSURVEY Singapore has been awarded a marine construction support contract with Solstad Offshore.
A case has been filed against the proposed Mountain Valley pipeline, regarding surveyors entering private property without permission.
Despite the numerous opposing parties, the Trans-Pecos pipeline ºÚÁÏÉç“ which will transport natural gas from Texas to Mexico ºÚÁÏÉç“ is moving forward and will begin its construction in March.
T.D. Williamson has released a new industry case study on seam assessment and regulatory compliance on pipeline integrity.
Regulatory approval could cause delays for Williams CompaniesºÚÁÏÉç™ Transco segment of its Atlantic Sunrise pipeline project.
Huntingdon Fusion Techniques explains the use of its water-soluble Weld Purge Film for pipe purging.
Woodside Petroleum Ltd has detailed its financial results for 2015, stating a NPAT of US$26 million.
Quebecers would rather develop the province's own oil, as well as import it from Western Canada and transport it with pipelines.