Pipeline company: equipment didn't detect North Dakota oil leak

Electronic monitoring equipment failed to detect a rupture in the Belle Fourche pipeline that spewed more than 176,000 gallons of crude oil into a North Dakota creek, the pipeline's operator said Monday.

Atmos expands its premises in the USA

Atmos International has doubled the size of its office in Anaheim California

Pipeline failing safety ratings issued by Alberta energy regulator

The Alberta Energy Regulator in Calgary, Canada is making it easier for the public to see which energy companies are falling behind in pipeline safety. A new reporting website has been launched that shows pipeline safety ratings from the area over the last two years.

Pipeline hydraulic simulation for the MAR project

There are a full range of features within Atmos SIM to allow accurate pig tracking on any network including subsea gas lines.

Atmos International becomes an IATA Strategic Partner

Atmos objectives aligned to those of aviation trade association