Increased investment in infrastructure, as well as growing activity in planning for future energy provision, means that many energy companies, operators, and utilities around the world are seeking ways to improve operational efficiency and ensure that the communities they serve have reliable access to safe and sustainable energy.
In the July issue of Dar Magazine, Louise O’Sullivan, Managing Director of THEIA discusses why Pipeline Integrity Management must become more adaptable to meet evolving demands. The article discusses how digital pipeline solutions like THEIA, Penspen’s Digital Integrity Management Solution, can help overcome the quadrilemma the energy industry is currently facing, and how the digitalisation of pipeline data will unlock new ways of thinking that address the constraints, uncertainties, and asset failures oil and gas operators are challenged with.
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