Pipeline & Gas Journal: Leak detection rules point to value of regulation compliance service

It’s important to stay current on the rules, regulations, guidance and laws for a pipeline network, especially when new and time-sensitive rulings around leak detection come in. In this article for Pipeline & Gas Journal’s PHMSA update, Atmos’ Regulation and Compliance Program Specialist explores three new time-sensitive rulings from PHMSA that have been released with aggressive deadlines.

H2 Tech: High-quality, low-risk energy transition to hydrogen

Many challenges come with operating a hydrogen pipeline, which the transition to cleaner energy has highlighted. In this article for H2 Tech’s special focus on hydrogen infrastructure development, our Senior Simulation Consultant John Anderton discusses the key challenges facing the energy transition to hydrogen fuel and how simulation software like Atmos SIM can provide support.

Oil Review Middle East: Non-intrusive leak detection for pipelines

From corrosion to pipeline theft, this latest feature covers the many risks to pipeline operations in the Middle East. Kaidy Kho, our Vice President of Business Development for the Middle East, looks at how non-intrusive leak detection can reduce a leak’s impacts in this region.

Water Digest: Higher or Lower?

Negative pressure wave data can be used to detect when and where water leaks occur, but the quality of the data being used by the UK water industry can vary. In this article, our Business Development Director for water compares water pressure data resolutions and their leak detection capabilities.

International Mining: From slurry to human consumption: water management in Latin American mining

Angela Maya, our Sales and Support Engineer for Latin America, recently wrote an article that looks at mining companies’ social responsibility for water management and how pipeline solutions can provide support. Her words on water management have since been featured in the March issue of International Mining.