Hydrogen sulfide remains one of the most tightly regulated contaminants in pipeline systems. This article examines H₂S removal challenges and how liquid redox technology is being used to protect infrastructure and meet gas quality specifications.
As new pipeline projects become more difficult to build, operators are turning to reliability, data integration, AI and operational optimization to unlock hidden capacity within existing pipeline systems.
The Trump administration is proposing changes to Clean Water Act permitting that could speed approvals for pipeline, utility and energy infrastructure projects while limiting state review authority.
Rising electricity demand from AI and data centers is creating new opportunities for pipeline operators, with natural gas expected to remain a key fuel source supporting power generation and infrastructure growth.
Gregg Engineering celebrates 40 years of pipeline simulation innovation while introducing PHOENIX, a new AI-driven optimization platform designed to enhance pipeline operations, efficiency and emissions management.
Alberta’s proposed Northwest Coast Oil Pipeline aims to expand Canadian crude export capacity to Asia while reigniting debate over Indigenous rights, regulation and long-term market access.
The proposed African-Atlantic Gas Pipeline linking Nigeria to Morocco and Europe is gaining momentum as the EU seeks long-term gas diversification beyond Russian and U.S. supplies.
Black powder buildup in gas processing systems can compromise valve performance. Proper valve design selection and operating practices are critical to maintaining tight shut-off isolation.
As U.S. LNG export capacity expands, pipeline reliability, insurance coverage and risk management strategies are becoming critical to maintaining resilient midstream infrastructure.
A combined trenching and HDD strategy enabled 2 Stone Industries to complete a 44-mi West Texas NGL pipeline in just three and a half months, overcoming hard rock, rail crossings and tight mechanical deadlines.
Black powder buildup in sour gas pipelines is creating electrical bridging, cathodic protection failures and isolation breakdowns—raising corrosion risk and increasing pipeline integrity challenges.
Hydrogen pipeline projects are advancing across Europe, the U.K. and the Middle East, but execution remains limited as developers wait for demand commitments, policy clarity and long-term offtake agreements.
Rising AI-driven data center demand is accelerating the need for gas transmission interconnects, prefabricated metering skids and advanced cooling infrastructure, as operators race to meet surging power loads across the U.S.
NDT Global’s CIGMA-x ultrasonic inline inspection tool improves crack detection in gas pipelines, using Lamb wave technology and machine-learning-enhanced analysis to strengthen integrity management and regulatory compliance.
As AI-driven data center demand surges, pipeline-connected carbon capture and CO2 transport infrastructure offer a scalable pathway to decarbonize gas-fired power generation while maintaining grid reliability.
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