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There is now no reason for an airport to operate a fuel hydrant system without a leak detection system

With new and innovative solutions needed, Atmos has developed the Atmos Portable Tightness Monitor.

Preliminary route for the Pilgrim Pipeline could be cause for protest

The proposed Pilgrim Pipeline would carry fracked Bakken shale oil from Albany, New York to the Bayway Refinery in Linden, New Jersey along a 178 mile dual pipeline.

Protests turn violent near North Dakota pipeline site

An estimated 400 protesters mounted the Backwater Bridge and attempted to force their way past police in what the Morton County Sheriff’s Department initially described as an “ongoing riot,” the latest in a series of demonstrations against the Dakota Access Pipeline.

Recent OPEC meeting in Algiers may not be a game changer

14 oil producing nations agreed to modestly reduce oil output later this year in the hope of propping up oil prices.

Atmos Wave demo unit making a splash at NWG’s innovation festival

Showcase includes fully working ‘pipeline system’ using plastic tubing, pressure sensors, and valves

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