The increased growth in the development and use of plastic pipes for oil pipelines, gas and water distribution, and ducting for telephone and electrical cables, etc. has created a need for a vast ...
A third-party report commissioned by Mountain Valley Pipeline developers has found the cause of a test failure in May was due to a manufacturer defect and not corrosion issues, a concern environmental ...
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LOS ANGELES (KTVU-AP) -- The company responsible for a pipeline that spilled thousands of gallons of oil along the California coast was ordered to take a series of steps before it can restart the line ...
Update: PG&E completed its natural gas transmission pipeline hydrostatic testing on September 1. UCSC and the surrounding area service were returned to normal operations. PG&E sends its appreciation ...
In preparation for the hydro-test, construction began in June 2024 and is expected to be completed in October 2024 barring bad weather or other factors, SoCalGas spokesperson Denise Campos told the ...
Groups opposing the Mountain Valley Pipeline said last week's rupture of a segment of the Mountain Valley Pipeline during a pressure test highlights the risks the project poses to communities, while ...
WOODSIDE (CBS SF) - A PG&E natural gas pipeline that exploded during pressure testing on Sunday afternoon, causing a mudslide across Interstate Highway 280 in Woodside, was likely damaged by a backhoe ...
It didn’t take Marguerite Woods long to find a hole in Baltimore’s plan to enlist city and county residents to test the pipes that bring water into their homes for lead. The city’s directive followed ...
Wichita conducting further testing on a pipe that failed, leading to pressure loss and boil advisory
WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) – The city of Wichita said that they are conducting further testing on a 42-inch pipe that failed and led to a water pressure loss last week. The city was put under a boil ...
Georgia is inching toward joining a growing number of states permitting the use of larger-diameter corrugated high density polyethylene pipe products for municipal infrastructure. The state is ...
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