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CASE STUDY: CP NOT WORKING!
In Texas, many municipalities require cathodic protection (CP) to be installed on metallic waterlines to typically include ductile iron, steel, and concrete pipe. And because of the considerable cost involved, many of the municipalities check or monitor the CP systems periodically to make sure they are protecting the pipe from corrosion that could result in a leak of possibly millions of gallons of...
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North Dakota Operators Likely to Keep Crude Output Steady This Year, Regulator Says
Crude output is expected to be relatively steady in North Dakota in February, the third-largest U.S. oil-producing state, a state regulator said on Monday, with little change expected in drilling activity....
Full StoryNew Cross-Border U.S. Pipeline Proposal Could Revive Idle Keystone XL Assets: Analysts
A major new oil pipeline proposed to carry crude from the Canadian border to a hub in Wyoming could potentially piggyback off of existing pipe laid for the cancelled Keystone XL project, according to industry...
Full Story2025 YEAR in REVIEW
2025, a truly challenging year is behind us and 2026 is moving forward with...
Full StoryRollercoaster week for oil prices ends with a surprise
Oil prices started the week off higher but faltered as a result of continuing...
Full StoryUS begins process to reopen leasing in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve
Instead of the 13.3 million acres available for leasing after a 2024 Biden...
Full StoryPhillips 66, Kinder Morgan propose refined products pipeline to US West Coast
The Western Gateway Pipeline would connect Midwest refinery supply to Phoenix...
Full StoryUS Oil and Gas Rig Counts Rises to Highest Since June, Says Baker Hughes
U.S. energy firms this week added oil and natural gas rigs for a fourth week...
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