Simplified hazardous materials monitoring
Thermo Scientific have released new level and density gauges that use smaller nuclear source to deliver highly precise process materials management.
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Thermo Scientific have released new level and density gauges that use smaller nuclear source to deliver highly precise process materials management.
AFPM has commented on the US Department of Transport decision to Amend the Emergency Order on the transportation of crude oil by rail.
Air Products has opened a new pipeline training facility in Texas that will allow pipeline technicians to practise in a real world environment.
The UK will rely on imports for up to 70% of is gas needs by 2020, according to Centrica CEO, Sam Laidlaw.
Technology services company Proserv has launched its latest technology for subsea control and monitoring communications.
The latest system from GE improves drilling performance through real-time shock and vibration measurement.
Endress+Hauser has released a new Micropilot FMR5X series of free space radar level transmitters.
ExxonMobil has said that it is to start production at a record number of new oil and gas projects in 2014.
Technip has been awarded a major subsea contract by Eni for the Jangkrik project located in the Muara Baka.
CIT serves as sole lead arranger in US$ 43 million financing to Laney Directional Drilling.
API has said that Obama’s budget for FY 2015 adds to the deficit of new ideas, repeats calls for US$ 92 billion oil and gas tax hike.
Queen’s University has been included in the ICheme roll of honour in recognition of its mercury removal process.