Pipeline trainers reduce 'human error'

Incorrect operation causes several pipeline leaks every year. Training your controllers so that they respond calmly and correctly to abnormal operating conditions could make the difference between an emergency and a catastrophe.

Pipeline simulation – oh how it's changed (or not)

Computer models have been used for pipeline simulation since the late 1960’s, and if you consider how pipeline simulation as evolved since then you may be surprised at just how little has changed.

Pipelines are safe; it's time to move forward

Pipelines are among the safest, most efficient methods for transporting energy. After an exhaustive review process, it’s time for Minnesota to move forward.

Pipeline ruptures cause serious damage

The 2012 DOT pipeline leak detection study states that if detection and shutdown is not acted on as soon as a rupture occurs, the consequences can escalate so having a robust and reliable system in place is important.

Pipeline product theft, the more we look, the more theft points we are finding

As we look for product theft, we are surprised by how many theft points we discover. In particular, Atmos is working closely with companies south of the US border to effectively detect and locate those illegal tapping points with an accuracy of a couple of hundred meters.