Published Rule for Hazardous Liquid Lines and Leak Detection

The announcement by the US Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) will see leak detection extended beyond high consequence areas (HCA) as of July 1st, 2020. The move will thousands of miles of hazardous liquid pipelines through the US. covered. In addition, areas that are exposed to extreme weather conditions and natural disasters will be scrutinized further. Rural gathering lines are not included as part of the widened regulations.

Atmos colleagues take on recycling challenge in Costa Rica

Colleagues including Atmos International’s CEO Jun Zhang from Atmos’ Costa Rican office were on hand recently to help a natural reserve, Reserva Forestal Grecia with a large recycling project

Macmillan’s world’s biggest coffee morning 2019

Atmos International took part in the Macmillan’s world’s biggest coffee morning to raise money for a great cause.

A conversation with ... Adrian Kane, Vice President of Business Development, North America

Meet Adrian Kane, Vice President of Business for North America and discover his journey with Atmos International. From academic achievements to globe-trotting, Adrian shares his insights and motivations, as well as what makes him tick.

Costa Rican colleagues give back

Atmos International (Atmos) colleagues from our Costa Rican office came together to give back to their community recently.