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This October gasworld celebrates its 20th anniversary, charting key moments, events and industry stakeholders over our last two decades. Here in the second of gasworld’s then and now profiles of the company’s driving change in the gases business, we look at the Anova journey across...
This October gasworld celebrates its 20th anniversary, charting key moments, events and industry stakeholders over our last two decades. Here in the second of gasworld’s then and now profiles of the company’s driving change in the gases business, we look at the Anova journey across almost 35 years of business...
PWE looks at why remote telemetry units (RTUs) and advanced software will be crucial for managing more diverse, renewable energy sources. The ongoing...
25/05/2021 Ovarro Whether in upstream, midstream or downstream operations, pipelines play a significant role in the oil and gas industry. In this article, Matthew Hawkridge, chief technology officer, explains how (RTUs) can be used to optimise the performance and maintenance of oil and gas pipelines. While oil and gas pipelines are essential to the industry, they are not fail-safe. Structural failures including corrosion, cracks and leaks are common issues, which companies must resolve quickly and effectively in order to minimise downtime and interruptions and increase efficiency. As well...
Why does a diversified energy sector need smaller RTUs? April 12, 2021 Posted by: Anasia D'mello Smaller RTUs can gather data from sites that are too small for economic data collection by existing equipment. As the energy industry diversifies often by connecting smaller power generation assets to the main grid a problem has arisen. Traditional remote telemetry units (RTUs), used to monitor points where large generation plants connect with the grid, are often oversized for these smaller assets. Here, Matthew Hawkridge, chief technology officer at Ovarro, looks...