Cue Energy on the hunt for oil
Australian-based Cue Energy has kicked off an exploration drilling campaign in Indonesia.
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Could hydrogen be key to decarbonising the maritime sector?
The Australian Government has invested millions in an international green hydrogen project aimed at decarbonising the maritime industry.
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New water main boosts Melbourne’s growing west
Greater Western Water has completed the construction of a new water main in Melbourne’s Melton area.
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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.
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$7m in pipeline upgrades in Gippsland
Gippsland Water is kicking off works to increase the Warragul’s north-east region’s sewer system capacity starting this year.
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Providing water security in NT
The Northern Territory (NT) Government is investing $53.1 million in water security projects to provide safe, reliable and sustainable water for the Northern Territory.
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Join APGA for an exclusive symposium in Greece
The Australian Pipelines and Gas Association (APGA) has announced an exclusive scholarship opportunity for four deserving candidates to attend the prestigious Emerging Fuels Symposium in Greece.
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2023 in highlights
From constructing major pipelines to milestone projects in the gas industry, The Australian Pipeliner looks back on the biggest stories of 2023.
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Dingley Recycled Water Scheme taking shape
The first phase of works involves undertaking geotechnical investigations to complete the design and alignment of the new recycled water pipes, as well as ecological surveys and environmental site mapping.
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Risk detected at Barossa Pipeline
The Federal Court of Australia has granted an interim injunction to prevent Santos from commencing to lay the Barossa Gas Export Pipeline (GEP) until 13 November 2023 because of a potential environmental risk.
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Tapping into Northern Ireland’s electricity
Industry leading technology from engineering specialist STATS Group has been deployed in Northern Ireland while vital work is underway converting a coal-fired power station to gas.
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23 year partnership still delivering industry leading fittings to local market
An exclusive partnership between Tremco Pipeline Equipment and PLIDCO (The Pipeline Development Company), stretching back to the turn of the century, continues to supply the local market with industry leading fittings.
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STATS commissioned for significant subsea project
Pipeline technology specialist STATS Group has been contracted to provide specialist services to one of the world’s largest diameter subsea pipeline intervention projects.
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Potential pipeline to supply drought vulnerable communities in QLD
Heavy rainfalls have eased short-term water supply concerns in rural Queensland, but recent history has shown that regional towns are still vulnerable to drought.
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NSW prepares for energy transition
New South Wales has borne witness to significant developments in the infrastructure and energy industries over the course of 2022, with projects set to improve the state – and the nations – push toward a greener energy future undertaken with the aid of the gas industry in 2023.
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Tecno Plug finds success in New Zealand
STATS Group has provided double block and bleed isolation of a 12-inch gas pipeline while at an operating pressure of 72 barG.
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The industry through MPK’s eyes
As part of the People in Pipelines feature, The Australian Pipeliner spoke with MPK’s team in the Surat Basin CSG fields, Queensland, to gain an insight into how the industry has changed for them and where they see the industry placed in the future.
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Building a reputation for innovation and responsiveness
Just one year on from establishing a new entity in Australia, pipeline technology specialist STATS Group is looking forward to a bright future after securing a frame agreement with some of the region’s largest tier one operators.
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Verbrec secures contract for NZ pipeline replacement project
One of the world’s largest publicly traded international oil and gas companies has awarded Verbrec the contract for the Wharf Line Replacement at Mount Maunganui in Tauranga, New Zealand.
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CCE and the outstanding contribution John Kalis has made to the Australian pipeline industry
As a principal engineer with a degree in chemical engineering, and as an ACA corrosion technologist, John Kalis has over 45 years’ experience in corrosion and cathodic protection engineering, primarily in oil and gas pipelines.
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SA Water’s $155m water main upgrade confirmed
SA Water is delivering around 40,000 m of water main upgrades between 2022-23 as part of its $155 million management program.
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Hazer and Mitsui sign hydrogen production agreement
Australia’s kwik-ZIP and the case of San Francisco’s sinking Millennium Tower
301 Mission Street is getting a helping hand from Australian-owned kwik-ZIP Spacers as the building foundations are being modified in an effort to keep it from sinking.
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STATS Group secures pipeline market frame agreements
Just one year on from establishing a new entity in Australia, STATS Group is looking to a bright future after securing frame agreements with some of the region’s operators.
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Plastic – the material of choice for pipes
Have you ever thought about the role plastic pipes play in our everyday lives? They deliver essential everyday services and utilities to our homes and communities.
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Austrack adds world leading brands to its growing machinery fleet
Pipeline contractors seeking the world’s most advanced plant and machinery don’t need to look further than Austrack Equipment.
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