Following on from the Annual Golf Day at Burswood in February, it was back to the Parmelia Hilton Hotel for the WA Chapter Lunch held on 18 April. The lunch was well supported with 91 attendees.
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APIA National Convention & Exhibition 2007 Australia’s Pipelines – Our Energy Lifelines
Australia's pipelines certainly are our energy lifelines, and the APIA Convention and Exhibition is the forum that brings all the industry together to discuss important issues for these lifelines.
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Successful Joint Technical Meeting held in Canberra
The APIA Research and Standards Committee was the proud host of the 16th Joint Technical Meeting (JTM) on Pipeline Research held at the Hyatt Hotel in Canberra from 17 to 20 April 2007.
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Robinson ready to tackle key training issues with APIA
Oil Search Executive General Manager of Operations Richard Robinson is excited to bring his experience in the pipeline industry to the key projects currently at the heart of the APIA Board's work. Here, he talks to The Australian Pipeliner about his work in the pipeline industry, and reveals how those experiences are set to shape key training and innovation projects during his tenure as APIA Treasurer.
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Protecting pipe: the importance of selecting the right coating
Choosing the right pipeline coating is crucial in ensuring the long-term protection and efficiency of gas pipelines. Bredero Shaw's Peter Mayes and Justin Brown outline the different types of coating available to the Australian market, and where they are best used.
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Public comment sought for Industry Standard
Australian Pipeline Industry Association Chief Executive Cheryl Cartwright has appealed for members of the public to provide feedback on the revision to Industry Standard AS2885.
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Pipelining expats: providing overseas experience and character
Each year Australia grants working visas to skilled workers to boost the nation's pipeline building capability. These international personalities provide a much-loved flavour to the Australian industry. The Australian Pipeliner talks to eight pipelining personalities who have come from Canada, Scotland, Croatia and Kenya to find out what brought them to Australia and to hear about their experiences of, and insights into Australia's pipeline industry.
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Native title claims to be fast-tracked
Companies in the resources sector "risk being caught out" by the Federal Court's decision to fast-track native title claims, according to Allens Arthur Robinson Partner Marshall McKenna.
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Industry members recognised at APIA Convention
The Australian Pipeline Industry Association (APIA) recognised individual and industry achievements through a series of awards at the 42nd annual APIA Convention and Exhibition held this week in Darwin, Northern Territory.
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Australia should look to gas to reduce emissions: APIA
Renewable energy is not the only answer to climate change, with natural gas being critical to meeting emission reduction targets, the Australian Pipeline Industry Association (APIA) has said.
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The Australian Pipeliner October edition now online!
The October edition of The Australian Pipeliner is now available online.
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Maloney Field Services begins land negotiations in Mildura and Robinvale
As part of the Sunraysia Irrigation Project, new state-of-the-art, high-pressure pipelines have replaced old concrete lined channels and "˜leaky' low-pressure pipelines. The project aims to improve the effectiveness of existing irrigation systems in the region and deliver water savings of up to 1.5 billion litres each year to the environment.
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Pipeline fabrication 101
Perspective: New service requirements and technologies for pipelines emerging in this millennium
Pipelines are a transportation asset, and the industry's stripes have been primarily earned in moving oil, gas and water. Since 2000, new pipeline uses have added interest and challenges for the industry, mainly due to a diversity of energy sources and the onset of the global warming debate.
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West African Gas Pipeline
The West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP) is an international gas transmission system that will transport natural gas from Nigeria to customers in Ghana, Togo and Benin.
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President’s Message
As President of the Australian Pipeline Industry Association and on behalf of APIA's Board and membership, I would like to welcome all IPLOCA members who have travelled such long distances to come to Sydney and accept some Australian hospitality. I am sure the IPLOCA members will be warmly welcomed and enjoy learning a little about Australian history and culture. I would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate Andy Lukas on his presidency of IPLOCA.
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Chief Executive’s Report
In this special edition of The Australian Pipeliner magazine, and on behalf of all at the APIA secretariat, I would like to welcome delegates and guests to the IPLOCA Annual Convention being held in Sydney for the very first time.
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Australian pipeline industry looks to youth
APIA has taken a proactive stance to assist the pipeline industry with the development of its younger members, in order to ensure the industry continues to prosper in the future.
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IPLOCA Convention Welcome
The IPLOCA Convention coming to Australia for the first time is an impressive landmark for the Australian Pipeline industry - so it is timely to note the strong links between the international and Australian pipeline communities.
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New President of IPLOCA takes the reins in Sydney
During the IPLOCA Sydney Convention, John Reed, Chief Executive Officer of Heerema Marine Contractors Nederland B.V. will assume leadership of the association.
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IPLOCA marks its 40th Anniversary, moves into a new era
The International Pipeline and Offshore Contractors Association (IPLOCA) recently celebrated its 40th anniversary at a time when the pipeline construction industry is facing some of the most significant challenges we have ever seen. Never has the need for pipeline engineers, construction workers and specialised equipment been greater. The price of oil is high and the consumption of oil and gas continues to climb, with third world development and increased demand in China, India and Russia, resulting in some huge pipeline contracts.
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International Professional Institute of Pipeline Engineers launched
Following a considerable period of planning and discussions, the Professional Institute of Pipeline Engineers (PIPE) - a new international body - has been now launched and is receiving an enthusiastic welcome from the pipeline industry.
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Growth continues for Australia’s largest pipeline owner
For this special IPLOCA edition of The Australian Pipeliner, we caught up with the man behind the company that owns the largest share of Australia's transmission pipelines - APA Group's Managing Director Mick McCormack.
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Still time to register for the APIA National Convention & Exhitibtion!
Although the golf competition has been in hot demand and now has a waiting list, there is still time to register for the APIA Convention and Exhibition, so you can take part in all the other exciting events and be part of the forum that brings the pipeline industry together to discuss the important issues.
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Spain hosts Pipeline Industry Day
On Monday, 23 April, Caterpillar® Global Pipeline (CGP) and PipeLine Machinery International (PLM) hosted the first ever Pipeline Industry Day at the Caterpillar Demonstration and Learning Center in Malaga, Spain.
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Obituaries
Barry Jones and Jirra Moore
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