AUMA has introduced its TIGRON SIL electric actuators, offering SIL 3 safety certification, explosion protection, and configurable safety functions for pipeline and process control applications.
STATS Group has secured a California pipeline contractor license, allowing the company to expand hot tapping, line stopping and pipeline isolation services across the West Coast.
Pipeline monitoring firm PipeSense is expanding into South America through a new partnership in Chile and Peru, marking its first international deployment of leak detection technology.
Emerson has redesigned its DeltaV SaaS SCADA mobile app, adding new tools to help operators and technicians monitor alarms, plan routes and manage operations from the field.
Mitsubishi Power and Mitsubishi Electric have completed functional testing of a new gas turbine control system aimed at improving flexibility, fuel adaptability and performance at thermal power plants.
Penspen has begun a new NIA-funded study with National Gas Transmission to evaluate whether oxygen can inhibit hydrogen embrittlement in repurposed pipeline infrastructure—critical research as the UK develops a 1,500-mile hydrogen transmission network.
Tosi has signed its largest subscription deal to date, replacing and managing the OT network for EPIC Crude’s 800-mile Texas pipeline system connecting major Permian and Eagle Ford basins to Gulf Coast markets.
Greene Tweed has achieved a breakthrough in hydrogen compression, developing a composite impeller that reached a record tip speed of 2,258 ft/s (688 m/s) — nearly twice that of traditional metal impellers. The technology could significantly cut costs and boost efficiency for hydrogen pipeline systems.
Jericho Energy Ventures secured 20 MW of grid access for its Oklahoma AI Campus, with new 345 kV transmission and accelerated interconnection enabling expansion into multi-gigawatt gas-powered capacity.
Boom Supersonic unveiled a 42-MW natural gas turbine to power AI data centers, with a 1.21 GW order from Crusoe and $300 million in new funding to expand its energy infrastructure business.
Capsol Technologies has signed an MoU with a U.S. utility to develop the first commercial-scale gas-fired power plant using its CapsolGT carbon-capture system, targeting over 95% CO₂ removal and improved efficiency for low-carbon power generation.
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Worley have begun building the UK’s first full-scale carbon capture facility at Heidelberg Materials’ Padeswood cement plant in Wales. The project will capture 800,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually for storage under Liverpool Bay.
Kongsberg Discovery and MacArtney Underwater Technology have signed a partnership to integrate Kongsberg’s sonar and navigation systems onto MacArtney’s ROTV platforms, creating a turnkey subsea solution for pipeline inspection, cable surveys, and ocean research.
As AI data centers strain power grids, developers are turning to battery energy storage systems (BESS) to stabilize demand and safeguard gas-fired assets. Siemens Energy explains why high-C-rate, marine-grade batteries outperform traditional systems to enhance grid stability and optimize gas infrastructure.
Emerson has launched its Fisher ARMOR gas monitoring device, a digital system that enhances safety, reliability, and compliance for natural gas utilities through real-time data and cloud-based analytics.
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