ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - A new report says a manufacturer’s defect caused a section of the Mountain Valley Pipeline to fail during hydrostatic testing earlier this year. (See the report below or download ...
On a Missouri River levy, near St. Joseph, Mo., workers replace with new pipe a segment of that which had contained a wall anomaly. Photograph from Platte Pipe Line Co. Click here to enlarge image ...
A section of the Mountain Valley Pipeline atop Bent Mountain ruptured Wednesday during tests to determine the pipe’s integrity before it begins to carry natural gas under high pressure. The buried ...
Update: PG&E completed its natural gas transmission pipeline hydrostatic testing on September 1. UCSC and the surrounding area service were returned to normal operations. PG&E sends its appreciation ...
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