The Eagan gasoline leak is a reminder that third-party strikes are a risk

The Eagan gasoline leak is a reminder that third-party strikes are a risk

Any FAME in your pipeline?

The worldwide growth in the production and use of biofuel products makes it necessary to transport them by pipelines instead of tankers. It is important to understand the impact of transporting new fuel products in pipelines.

Did a simple flaw really explode the Pennsylvania pipeline last week?

The cause of Friday's blast remains unknown, but the corrosion indicates a "possible flaw" in the coating material applied to a pair of welded joints

Detection of a Small Leak at an International Airport

As we all know, aviation safety is of utmost importance. The airline industry has achieved and maintained high standards in safety by learning from near misses and incidents over the years.

Analysts are raising their oil-price forecasts

Investment banks surveyed by The Wall Street Journal now predict that Brent crude, the international benchmark, would average $43 a barrel in 2016. That is up $2 from April’s survey.