Clémence Carayol, Author at The Australian Pipeliner

Empowering industry innovation

Heath Services and Bureau Veritas Australia are together working with Australian gas suppliers to discover a true measure of fugitive emission losses, utilising state of the art equipment to directly measure samples and report via innovative new software for improved analysis. Read More

Clémence Carayol23 May 2024, 10:14 am7 May 2024

Tackling methane emissions in Australasia’s oil and gas industry

Discover how Bridger Photonics’ new technologies enables navigation of emissions reduction challenges. Read More

Clémence Carayol22 May 2024, 10:10 am28 May 2024

Nacap, from strength to strength, an energy infrastructure leader

Explore the company’s recent project history in pictures. Read More

Clémence Carayol21 May 2024, 9:54 am7 May 2024

Caring for the environment with Nap Nap Station

An extra 147 megalitres of water has been returned to the environment thanks to the completion of a $2.4 million critical infrastructure upgrade at Nap Nap Station near Hay in southwest New South Wales. Read More

Clémence Carayol21 May 2024, 8:48 am21 May 2024

BlackMAX expands its range

Iplex has announced that its best-selling stormwater pipes come now in larger sizes. Read More

Clémence Carayol21 May 2024, 8:29 am28 May 2024

First shipment of HDNG for State Gas

State Gas has successfully shipped its first cargos of high-density natural gas (HDNG) using its virtual pipeline trailers (VP). Read More

Clémence Carayol20 May 2024, 3:04 pm27 May 2024

APGA Convention and Exhibition: Early bird tickets on sale now

Early bird registration rates are available until 26 July 2024. Register and pay before this date to take advantage of these competitive rates. Read More

Clémence Carayol20 May 2024, 10:53 am20 May 2024

Showcasing the journey of future fuels with WPF

The Women in Pipeline Forum (WPF) hosted one of many site visits to a future fuels site in September 2023. Gretyl Lunn, on behalf of the WPF, spoke to one of the attendees, APA Future Fuels Analyst Vaish Kala, for her thoughts on the changing future of the industry. Read More

Clémence Carayol20 May 2024, 9:38 am7 May 2024

Santos' Barossa pipeline is on the verge of completion. Image: Dusan Kostic/stock.adobe.com, ethane, gas, pipeline, pipe, moomba, fitzroy to gladstone pipeline

Mount Morgan pipeline one-third complete

The Mount Morgan Pipeline has reached an important milestone, with pipe laying now one-third complete and designs for new pump stations and reservoirs almost finished. Read More

Clémence Carayol17 May 2024, 9:59 am17 May 2024

These grants aim to boost women’s participation and equity across energy and manufacturing industries, particularly in majority-men trade-based and leadership roles. Image: Krakenimages.com/stock.adobe.com

$536 million to protect WA pristine environment

Western Australia’s water security will be bolstered by $536 million in new investments in the 2024-25 State Budget. Read More

Clémence Carayol17 May 2024, 9:57 am17 May 2024

Understanding the details of hydrogen use and distribution

As Australia prepares for future fuels including hydrogen, Future Fuels CRC researches the details that will make this transition a success. Read More

Clémence Carayol17 May 2024, 9:34 am7 May 2024

Meet Barry Foster, new Sales Manager at ROSEN Group

In the People on the Move column, The Australian Pipeliner is tracking new appointments in Australia, New Zealand, Papuan New Guinea and the Pacific’s pipeline sector. Read More

Clémence Carayol17 May 2024, 8:45 am17 May 2024

Don’t miss out on APGA networking dinner in Darwin

Join APGA for an evening of inspiration, connection, and growth at Wharf One in Darwin on Thursday 30 May. Read More

Clémence Carayol17 May 2024, 8:00 am8 May 2024

Why the Supercharged ISP is set to fail to reach its full potential

Even those who don’t keep much of an eye on energy policy will likely have come across the phrase ‛Supercharged Integrated System Plan (ISP)’ throughout 2023. APGA National Policy Manager Jordan McCollum has deciphered the plan and its grey areas. Read More

Clémence Carayol16 May 2024, 9:30 am7 May 2024

APGA President John Stuart-Robinson takes on the new year by introducing the first edition of the magazine for 2024. Image supplied by APGA.

A message from the APGA President

John Stuart-Robertson welcomes The Australian Pipeliner’s readers to the new edition of the magazine. Read More

Clémence Carayol15 May 2024, 9:26 am17 June 2024

The pipeline will run from the Lower Fitzroy River in Rockhampton and connect to Gladstone Area Water Board’s existing water network at Yarwun. Image supplied by Ministerial Media Statements QLD.

Construction of the Fitzroy to Gladstone Pipeline well underway

The Gladstone Area Water Board shared the exciting update on its LinkedIn account. Read More

Clémence Carayol10 May 2024, 3:02 pm10 May 2024

New pipeline for Werribee

Southern Rural Water is working on the final stage of the multimillion-dollar infrastructure modernisation project in Werribee’s Irrigation District. Read More

Clémence Carayol8 May 2024, 11:03 am8 May 2024

Walk the walk and talk the talk with APGA’s WPF

Step into a rare opportunity to walk and talk with senior executives and board members from a breadth of energy industry organisations with Women in Pipelines Forum (WPF) on Thursday 16 May. Read More

Clémence Carayol8 May 2024, 10:57 am8 May 2024

$86m to safeguard water security

Gippsland Water is investing $86 million in a program of capital works to cater for predicted changes in climate, weather, and population growth for the Latrobe Valley over the next four years. Read More

Clémence Carayol7 May 2024, 2:54 pm7 May 2024

Don’t miss out on OZPIPE 2024 with PIPA

This year, the theme of OZPIPE will be all about the future of plastic pipes, a key interest area for the Plastics Industry Pipe Association.
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Clémence Carayol2 May 2024, 1:23 pm2 May 2024

Unveiling the secrets of layflat hose manufacturing with Crusader Hose

On the occasion of Crusader Hose’s open day, The Australian Pipeliner had the opportunity of getting a full behind the scenes tour of the fascinating layflat hose fabrication process. Read More

Clémence Carayol2 May 2024, 10:38 am2 May 2024

The pipeline extension is set to provide crucial water for the environment. Image: Anoo/stock.adobe.com, water, kwik-zip, wioa, water, sydney's north west

Delivering seawater desalination plant in Alkimos with Water Corporation

To help reduce dependency on rainfall and groundwater, Water Corporation is now preparing to deliver a new seawater desalination plant in Alkimos. Read More

Clémence Carayol2 May 2024, 8:40 am2 May 2024

Transforming a pipeline into First Nations mural

Thanks to a First Nations-inspired artwork project, a graffiti-covered 800-metre pipeline in Tempe that carries millions of litres of drinking water from the Sydney Desalination Plant (SDP) every day is being given a major facelift. Read More

Clémence Carayol1 May 2024, 10:09 am1 May 2024

The Australian Pipeliner is calling all women in pipelines

Behind every great pipeline project, are the women that made it happen. The July edition of the magazine is focusing on the amazing women who have made a career in pipelines. Read More

Clémence Carayol1 May 2024, 9:39 am1 May 2024

Preventing overflows in Auckland with Watercare

The utility company has spent more than $40 million to prevent overflows in Auckland’s East Coast Bays in the past few weeks. Read More

Clémence Carayol24 April 2024, 1:50 pm24 April 2024

Under water pipes in place at Kangaroo Island

SA Water has achieved a major milestone in the delivery of Kangaroo Island’s new desalination project, with three large underwater pipelines now in place off the coast of Penneshaw. Read More

Clémence Carayol24 April 2024, 1:25 pm24 April 2024

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