No dig, no doubt – redifining ECDA with CMI

Written by J. Stume, E. Likovskis, EMPIT GmbH, Berlin, Germany. One of the major challenges the pipeline industry faces today is aging assets. Across the globe vast networks of buried steel pipelines continue to operate beyond their intended designed lifetime. It is safe to assume that nearly all are affected by corrosion to some extent. While cathodic protection (CP) systems generally keep corrosion under control, they can fail or lose effectiveness over time, often without visible signs until it’s too late. Thus, periodic inspections and integrity assessments are even more vital on aging pipelines. Read More

Time flies when you’re having fun

In Pipe Tek’s 10th year in business, The Australian Pipeliner spoke with co-founders Myles Brannelly and Taddam Farrant about their shared passion for pipelines, a leap of faith and the challenges of establishing the company as a leading turnkey pipeline contractor. Read More
gas, pipelines, infrastructure, shortage

Milestone for Moomba to Sydney pipeline

APA Group has reached a key milestone in its Moomba to Sydney Ethane Pipeline conversion project, with the New South Wales Government granting approval for natural gas transportation through the repurposed asset. Read More

Pipeline peace of mind

As Australia’s gas network grows, Benton’s Gas is reinforcing the pipeline industry with electro-fusion and butt-welding equipment, backed by OEM-accredited servicing. Read More

Built on trust

APGA Head of Corporate Affairs Paul Purcell discusses the challenges ahead for the energy transition. Read More