Pipelines run beneath our streets, cities, continents, and oceans. Without them and the energy resources they deliver, modern-day conveniences wouldn’t be possible. The pipeline network in the U.S. transport various products such as sewage and water; however, the most common products transported are for energy purposes, including natural gas, biofuels, and liquid petroleum. Pipelines exist… Read more »
As a country that runs on natural gas, oil, and diesel to fuel our cars, homes, businesses, and other infrastructure, we rely on pipelines to keep us functioning. Construction projects often involve building new pipelines and repairing and maintaining existing ones underground. When you’re working with resources like gas and oil, you must take special… Read more »
The Keystone XL oil pipeline project was recently granted final approval by the U.S. State Department. This project has been sidelined over environmental disputes and debates for the past few years, but now that it has secured approval and will be moving forward, it means an approaching construction boom for pipeline contractors and workers. Once… Read more »
Throughout the country, people rely on natural gas, oil, and diesel to power their vehicles, fuel electric plants and heat homes and businesses. In many cases, this fuel is transported many miles by pipeline. As winter approaches, this is a good time to consider how you can keep your pipeline projects on track with crane… Read more »
