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Friday, November 14th, 2014
To put the necessary infrastructure in place is a proactive move by the BG Group to ensure that they are prepared once the service contracts are ready to be executed. This is a great move as the basic infrastructure would take some time to develop once contracts have been signed. Therefore, BG Group could not wait until the … Read More...
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Thursday, November 13th, 2014
The comments that were made seem like political rhetoric just to gain popularity. It would not be practical to give Indian workers jobs while there is a significant amount of unemployed Canadians. They would be cheaper of course, however that would have a negative impact on the economy of Canada and would eventually result in a decline in … Read More...
Tags: Jobs, LNG
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Wednesday, November 12th, 2014
Petronas could stand to benefit because of the delay of the LNG project. They did not rush into placing large scale investments in LNG facilities before they were certain where things were going.
In business it is a balance between being smart and sometimes just being lucky. It can be uncertain at times which way the business can … Read More...
Tags: LNG, Petronas
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Monday, November 10th, 2014
The LNG industry in British Columbia seems like a great investment for companies and investors at this time. It may seem like a risk if the projects do not materialize but the prospect will always be there.
Corporate gain will always be the main driver in any economy of a country. Companies are driven by profits so they … Read More...
Tags: British Columbia, Investment, LNG
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Sunday, November 9th, 2014
Declining gas prices may not be so good for everyone after all. In general terms, consumers and industries that are heavily dependent on gas will benefit both in the short term and in the long-run. But because the United States is an oil-producing nation with states with heavy interests in oil and gas mining, the continued decline in … Read More...
Tags: gasoline, price
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Saturday, November 8th, 2014
Our final tip for pipeline workers- Follow Safe Evacuation Procedures
Many accidents at the job site can be avoided with simple precautionary measures but crisis situations can occur even at the safest job sites (e.g. flooding, civil disturbances, etc.). Nobody wants emergency scenarios to occur but employers and employees have to be ready for when they happen.
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Tags: evacuation, Oil, pipeline, safe, workers
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Friday, November 7th, 2014
According to a news report, Strata-X, a company involved in gas exploration and development, has improved the performance of the Burkett 5-34 HOR well in Clay Country, Illinois.
This was done by using an electric submersible pump. Strata-X completed installing the replacement pump on October 21. The pump has helped the reservoir produce oil more effectively by drawing … Read More...
Tags: Oil, production, pump
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Friday, November 7th, 2014
Some of the most commonly used heavy equipment are:
• Dozers
• Loaders
• Forklifts
• Cable Plows
• Graders
• Mixers
• Trucks
• Backhoes
• Cranes
While there are no standardized safety practices for operating heavy equipment, there are key work practices that can help every job site safe for the workers.
First, ensure that your … Read More...
Tags: heavy equipment, Oil, Safety, workers
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Thursday, November 6th, 2014
- There are 5 countries with territory in the Arctic and now Russia, one of the 5, is looking at expanding its stake in the region beyond the 200-mile economic zone beyond its coastline that was set by UN convention. Russia initially filed its application to claim an extra 740,000 kilometers in the Arctic in 2001 but the claim
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Tags: Arctic, Oil
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Thursday, November 6th, 2014
This is our third tip in this series of Safety For Pipeline Workers.
To ensure the safety of workers at the job site: examine the safety of power tools.
Even the simplest tools could cause accidents and even the smallest accidents could have devastating effects on a project. Make sure all tools at the site, whether fixed or … Read More...
Tags: pipeline workers, Safety, tools
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