What’s next for leak detection in CO2 pipelines after the NPRM withdrawal?

Although the NPRM for CO₂ pipelines has been withdrawn, its leak detection proposals still offer insight into future safety directions. Vice President Peter Han discusses what the industry can learn from the withdrawn rule and how to stay prepared.

Heads or tails: the guessing game of batch tracking on complicated pipeline routes

In this blog, Principal Simulation Engineer Giancarlo Milano discusses the challenges of batch tracking on difficult pipeline routes and how solutions like Atmos Batch are best placed to provide support in these scenarios.

Planning for the “Advanced Leak Detection Program” elements of the Gas Pipeline Leak Detection and Repair ruling

In this blog, Business Development Director for gas Bob Truman discusses the “Advanced Leak Detection Program” elements of the Gas Pipeline Leak Detection and Repair ruling (§192.763) and how operators can prepare for it.

Ask the experts Q&A: Wastewater

Leakage anywhere in the network has the potential to cause a pollution event, impacting the environment, public health and a utility’s reputation. In this blog, Business Development Director for water Martin Duff and Sales and Senior Research Engineer Harry Smith answer some of the key questions we get asked around wastewater.

The role of simulation tools in overcoming carbon dioxide pipeline challenges

In this blog, Senior Simulation Consultant Garry Hanmer discusses the unique challenges of CO2 pipeline transportation and how pipeline simulation software can model CO2 to increase accuracy. Read more.