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NEB: new rules on pipeline parts? | World Pipelines

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MembersThursday, 6 July 20171 min read

NEB: new rules on pipeline parts?

Reuters reports: Canada's energy regulator should shift the burden for ensuring quality of oil and gas pipeline parts from operators and move it more to manufacturers, according to an official report viewed by the news agency.

The National Energy Board (NEB) commissioned the report in order to improve the equality of pipeline parts being provided to operators.

In recent years, both TransCanada Corp. and Enbridge Inc. have discovered that some parts they were using were substandard.

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Elizabeth Corner is Senior Editor of World Pipelines and Oilfield Technology, leading the editorial teams and commissioning content across both publications. She also hosts the World Pipelines Podcast, chairs industry discussions and represents the publications as a speaker and moderator at international events.

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