A new AMPP industry report finds corrosion remains a leading cause of U.S. pipeline incidents, highlighting growing integrity risks tied to aging infrastructure, workforce shifts and new energy systems.
Peru is tapping fuel reserves after a major gas pipeline rupture slashed supplies and forced export suspensions, triggering the country’s worst energy crisis in two decades.
As construction begins on a rerouted segment of Line 5 in Wisconsin, agreements allowing local law enforcement agencies to seek reimbursement for certain public safety costs are drawing attention. Here’s how the arrangement works and what it could mean for the project.
A pipeline rupture near Peru’s Camisea gas field forced Pluspetrol to suspend LPG production, cutting supply from a facility that provides roughly 70% of the country’s domestic demand.
Congressional lawmakers reviewed legislation to reauthorize the PHMSA pipeline safety program for five years, outlining proposed regulatory changes and safety priorities for the nation’s 3.3 million miles of pipeline infrastructure.
As hydrogen integration expands across gas networks, LDAR programs must balance methane emissions reduction with strict explosion protection standards, equipment certification and long-term operational safety.
Repair work remains underway in Washington County, Iowa, after a natural gas liquids pipeline operated by Enterprise Products Partners caught fire over the weekend. The cause of the explosion is under investigation.
A pipeline explosion near Brighton, Iowa sparked a large fire on Feb. 14, prompting a multi-department emergency response. Officials reported no injuries as crews continue to monitor the scene.
New York lawmakers have introduced legislation that would require gas utilities to map and disclose planned work on leak-prone pipelines, potentially reshaping how aging distribution systems are regulated.
A natural gas pipeline explosion sparked an active fire in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, prompting emergency response efforts and a shelter-in-place order at a nearby school as authorities assess the situation.
Pipeline engineers face complex terrain, geohazards and construction risks across oil and gas projects. This article examines critical engineering challenges—from route surveys and soil liquefaction to seismic loading and offshore pipeline design—and outlines practical considerations for safer pipeline execution and operation.
A vehicle collision ruptured a natural gas pipeline in Tyler, Texas, forcing evacuations and road closures as crews worked to isolate the line and manage the gas release.
A drilling rig accident during a move on Alaska’s North Slope triggered a diesel spill response, with state and federal agencies assessing environmental impacts and investigating the cause.
Colorado regulators shut in a 6-inch natural gas gathering line near Fort Lupton after air monitoring detected elevated benzene and methane levels, triggering an ongoing multi-agency investigation.
PHMSA has issued a safety advisory warning natural gas distribution operators about heat-related failure risks in aging Aldyl A plastic pipelines, following a fatal 2023 explosion in Pennsylvania.
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