On this episode, Angus Bowie, Chief Technology Officer, STATS Group, sits down with Pipeline & Gas Journal to discuss his organization's technology BISEP, a safer and more efficient line-stopping solution.

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In this two-part series, Pipeline & Gas Journal broadcasted live from the show floor at the Pipeline Technology Conference in Berlin, Germany. In this episode, we dive into various technologies from companies such as NDT Global, ROSEN Group, Denso and Intero.

In this episode, Pipeline and Gas Journal sits with Mark Bridgers, Principal of Continuum Capital, who discusses how pipeline professionals can use AI tools to accelerate and develop training for workforces at every level.

With only two years remaining to meet the EU’s 2027 Russian gas phase-out goal, a great deal of attention has been focused recently on the Melita gas pipeline between Malta and Italy.

In this episode, Pipeline and Gas Journal takes a look at Canada’s ongoing push to bolster its pipeline network, as demand for natural gas both for use within the country and for exportation continue to grow.

This episode takes a deep dive into current and future oil and natural gas production in the Gulf of Mexico and how market dynamics will play a central role in the region.

In this episode, Pipeline & Gas Journal sat down with Jerry Beyer and Don Tiskevics, Vermeer, to discuss the key factors behind future pipeline growth, how new administration policies are impacting the pipeline industry, emerging markets, challenges and solutions regarding labor shortages, and much more.

A critical component of carbon capture, utilization and storage is the transport of carbon dioxide (CO2), a process requiring sophisticated infrastructure capable of addressing the chemical, thermodynamic and regulatory challenges unique to this greenhouse gas. This episode details the challenges and solutions in transporting CO2 in pipelines.

In this episode, Pipeline and Gas Journal explores Australia's ambitions to build more natural gas pipeline infrastructure, which could reach nearly 7,600 miles. The additional infrastructure will be needed to deliver natural gas from areas such as offshore fields to demand centers, primarily on the country's east coast.

In this episode, Pipeline and Gas Journal, provides a detailed analysis of YPF's Vaca Muerta Sur (VMOS) pipeline, which will transport crude oil from Neuquen to the Atlantic Ocean. This episode details the project's scope, partners, geological challenges, makeup and much more.