Articles Tagged with ''oil & gas industry''

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Accurate liquids measurement is important for the oil and gas industry. But it’s essential for bulk-transfer devices where large product volumes are moved and monitored, including crude oil depots, gasoline and jet fuel tank farms, refineries and even cruise line terminals.

The water consumed in oil & gas production is something tremendous. Folks in the water and wastewater treatment industry know it, and they’re introducing solutions that make continuing use of carbon-based energy more sustainable.

In his annual State of the Union address, U.S. President Barack Obama pledged to speed up the approval of new oil and gas drilling permits and proposed that the country use some of its oil and gas proceeds to finance alternative fuels research.

Norwegian energy giant Statoil is set to step into the UK sector of the North Sea following the green light it received from the British Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) for its Mariner heavy oil field project.

Oil and gas companies outside the Unites States have had to take radical measures to remain competitive in a constantly changing market that seems to be currently favoring U.S. businesses.

Ideal for gas leak detection in pressurized systems, the Gassonic Observer-H Ultrasonic Gas Leak Detector from General Monitors features HART communications, Modbus with single and block transfer modes, Emerson AMS Intelligent Device Manager support and event logging.

Asahi/America, Inc., a leader in fluid flow solutions for corrosive environments, will be showcasing its Series 10 electric actuators at this year’s Offshore Technology Conference in Houston, Texas.

As Canada is investing billions in the development of its oil and gas industry, there is an urgent need for people to be recruited in this fast-growing segment of the economy.

The 848-mile Pegasus pipeline, which is capable of transporting more than 90,000 barrels per day (bpd) of Canadian Wabasca Heavy crude from Illinois to Texas, was shut down Friday afternoon after the leak was discovered in the town of Mayflower, Ark.

Over the last decade, the economics of complex manufacturing have expanded to take into account truly global markets and swift-changing demand. Production facilities that were once expansive and centralized have been reorganized into networks of smaller-volume, regional production sites.