Having proven its capabilities in monitoring and detection leaks in oil and gas pipelines, PipeSense, a leading midstream technology provider, is now expanding its support to emerging CO2 applications and networks.
After two profitable bootstrapped years, the Zurich-based industrial AI company will accelerate deployment of its end-to-end thermal monitoring platform across sawmills, recycling, mining, chemical processing, oil and gas, and maritime operations - categories where fire and downtime risk are increasingly outpacing what insurers are willing to cover.
Aquanta Vision, an emerging leader in methane detection, has secured pre-seed funding to accelerate commercial development of its optical gas imaging (OGI) detection software which improves methane leak identification during inspections.
Discussions at the 84th session of the International Maritime Organisation’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) underscore a fundamental point: long-term emissions reduction in the maritime sector will not be achieved through fuels and policy alone, but through how well ships and infrastructure are maintained over their full-service life.
The updates incorporate by reference revised editions of NACE SP0206 and NACE SP0502 into 49 C.F.R. Parts 192 and 195, further aligning regulatory requirements with current industry practices for managing internal and external corrosion in pipeline systems.
DNV, the independent energy expert and assurance provider, in collaboration with the international energy company Equinor, has introduced a new incident taxonomy that helps organisations improve how they classify, understand, and learn from incidents.