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De-risking hydrogen pipelines

1st November 2020

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Decarbonising gas infrastructure will lead to greater use of hydrogen in the drive to net zero. Neil Gallon, Principal Engineer, Rosen, explains the c...
Major pipeline systems of the United States

1st May 2019

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Websites: http://www.pipelinesinternational.com
Major pipeline systems of the United States 2018

1st June 2018

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Websites: http://www.pipelinesinternational.com
Major pipeline systems of the United States

1st January 2017

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Websites: http://www.pipelinesinternational.com
Specification and recommended practice for the use of GRP piping offshore

1st March 1994

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Robotic repair of live lines

1st October 2019

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With many pipelines being kept in service beyond their original design life, the requirement to monitor and, if possible, repair internal corrosion de...
Enhancing unconventional production

1st September 2015

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Innovations in geomechanics are helping drive unconventional developments, writes Robert Stokes.
Founding nations seek real energy stakes

23rd April 2018

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Engagement with indigenous communities affected by energy projects must go beyond the legal minimum, writes Maria Kielmas.