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Introduction: The Shift Toward Intelligent Pipelines The oil and gas industry is undergoing a seismic transformation. Faced with rising regulatory scrutiny, aging infrastructure, increasing ESG pressure, and the demand for real-time operational visibility, pipeline operators

CPM systems enhance leak detection in produced water pipelines, offering improved sensitivity and data archiving, protecting brand and compliance.

In today’s oil and gas operations, pipeline integrity and leak detection are under more scrutiny than ever. Operators must balance real-time situational awareness with regulatory compliance and operational efficiency. But while many rely on SCADA

Flow meters are the heartbeat of pipeline monitoring. But here’s the question no one wants to ask out loud: Can you actually trust the numbers they’re giving you? For leak detection, volume balance, and regulatory

Your SCADA system wasn’t designed for leak detection, but it holds the keys to making it possible. Operators and integrity teams face a common dilemma: how do you implement high-performance leak detection when you’re limited

Across upstream and midstream operations, some of the most damaging pipeline failures don’t start with a rupture or burst. They begin quietly – undetected pressure anomalies, minor instrumentation drift, transient flow conditions, or outdated assumptions

What’s the real cost of a leak you didn’t see coming? For many pipeline operators, leak detection remains an after-the-fact exercise, reacting only once alarms blare or product reaches the surface. But by then, it’s

Why Advanced CPM Systems Outperform Traditional Leak Detection with Science at Their Core. Introduction Pipeline leak detection has historically struggled to balance two conflicting demands: high sensitivity and low false alarms. Traditional SCADA-based line balance