Oil giant says 20 percent of world’s oil and gas reserves are threatened by low prices.
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Organization shining light on projects across infrastructure sectors.
Natural gas pipeline was intended to cross under the Appalachian Trail; cancellation celebrated by environmental groups.
Equipment manufacturers say federal government hasn’t given enough support, according to recent survey.
Survey results show CDC guidelines are generally the norm, though PPE requirements vary.
ACEC panelists say additional federal stimulus funding will be needed post-pandemic.
Experts working to make the most of the data as discoveries are made.
Al Cho of Xylem explains how remote monitoring helped some utilities during the COVID-19 pandemic, and what should come next.
Resistance to change can lead to inertia, keeping a company stuck in a rut.
Survey shows 86 percent who have been shocked felt "very confident" in recognizing electrical hazards.
Comfortable hard-toe shoes, analysis software among requests by employees for better protection.
Drones and other methane monitoring technologies are growing in popularity.
60 percent say recruiting qualified employees is difficult; 50 percent say their company does not offer internships/apprenticeships.
Declining revenue is another key worry as companies reopen from COVID-19, AWWA survey says.
ASCE infrastructure report shows how coronavirus has impacted water, wastewater and other infrastructure systems.
CEO José Larios explains how the OEM made it work, despite the odds.
ACEC Research Institute releases findings of Business Impact Survey series, showing changing working conditions and stimulus package impact.
Report says job and wage cuts largely due to plummeting oil prices from low demand.
“Trends toward digitalization and automation throughout the O&G sector has put us in a good position,” says Dan Munro, owner and managing director of PJ Valves.
Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence in Michigan helps company meet increasing demand for complex, high-performance components, tools and fixtures.
EPA's tests could uncover potential risks for these essential workers.
Pumps & Systems Editorial Advisory Board members and columnists weigh in on how their companies are protecting employees in the workplace.