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Beaches in Norfolk, England, were strewn with huge plastic pipes last month. The pipes, 8 ft in diameter and up to 1,574 ft long, were washed ashore while being towed from Norway to Algeria. The CEO of the pipe manufacturer, Pipelife, said a container ship collided with the pipes, as reported by Reuters.
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Magnatrol's J Series of stainless steel solenoid valves helps control the flow of oil, natural gas, solvents, corrosive fluids, and other sediment-free fluids. No differential pressure is required to open the valve, which opens when energized and closes when de-energized. In this direct-acting valve, when the coil is energized, the stem is lifted from its conical seat…
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The hydrocarbon sector is one of utmost importance to Nigeria’s growing economy. Ranked among the top 10 producers, the country’s hydrocarbon sector has remained the country’s primary source of revenue, leading to calls for a review of the workings of the sector.
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The decisions of Canada’s top court clarify when the duty to consult is triggered; confirmed that the Crown can discharge its duty to consult through the project approval process undertaken by the regulatory body; and illustrated how to, and how not to, discharge the duty.
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The US is emerging as a gas-exporting nation, and that is going to mean big changes globally.
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M2 Subsea, a provider of ROV services, formed an alliance with vessel operator Harvey Gulf Marine International to provide subsea ROV services in the Gulf of Mexico.
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At an initial production rate of almost 13 MMcf/D, BP’s new well has achieved the highest early-production level in 14 years for a well in the San Juan Basin of Colorado and New Mexico.
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Baker Hughes, a GE company, agreed to provide services and equipment for Twinza’s Pasca A field development, Papua New Guinea’s first offshore gas field.
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Libya’s biggest oil field, Sharara, is “back to normal” after a disruption caused by protests in the politically fragmented country, the state National Oil Corp. (NOC) said.
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OSHA still has a lot of items on its regulatory agenda for 2017-2018, despite President Trump's plans to shrink the agency.
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Milestone Environmental Services has announced the ground breaking for its new oilfield waste-disposal facility south of Midland, Texas.
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Global trade for LNG is projected to rise by 50% by 2020. There is a clear acceleration in demand for small- and medium-scale LNG, necessitating splitting of LNG into smaller load parcels. Transfer methods applicable to deeper water, smaller LNG carriers, and harsh environments are critical.
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