Inside Energy (EIC): The multiple applications of Atmos Eclipse

Since Atmos Eclipse was launched, it has been installed on a variety of pipelines across the world and already covers thousands of kilometers for leak detection and theft detection. Our latest feature in the Energy Industry Council’s (EIC) Inside Energy magazine outlines the multiple applications of Atmos Eclipse.

In the Pipeline (Pipeline Industries Guild): Pipes versus thieves

The race is on as global pipeline theft activity becomes more sophisticated. Our featured article details how pipeline operators can evolve faster than thieves’ techniques with advanced theft detection technology.

Global Hydrogen Review: Preparing for all eventualities

With the energy focus now on decarbonization, the transition to cleaner fuel and carbon capture and storage, new ways to produce energy are being researched. Hydrogen is one of the key areas being explored, but how do we prepare?

Pipeline Technology Journal (ptj): Considering the challenges of optimizing aging pipelines

External factors such as global supply chain challenges, the push for Net Zero and an ongoing introduction of new pipeline regulations have raised concerns about the integrity of aging pipelines. Aging pipelines carry their own risks which can lead to product leakage, ruptures and explosions if left unaddressed.

Pipeline Technology Journal (ptj): Considering leak detection systems for carbon capture and storage (CCS)

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is becoming an increasingly important process for decarbonization. Since pipelines are crucial for this shift, we look at why leak detection systems are an important consideration.