Dynamic Risk Featured in Business View Magazine – Increasing Pipeline Efficiency and Reliability while Pioneering New Technology
We are honored to be featured in the March issue of the Business View Magazine. This issue features an exclusive interview with Dynamic Risk’s President, Shamus McDonnell, and Senior Vice President, Patrick Vieth. The article, titled “Increasing Pipeline Efficiency and Reliability while Pioneering New Technology,” provides an overview of Dynamic Risk’s corporate vision and goals […]
Dynamic Risk Featured in Pipeline & Gas Journal – Insight Hub – Pipeline Data Assessment and Analysis
Our whitepaper “Insight Hub – Pipeline Data Assessment and Analysis” was recently featured in the Pipeline & Gas Journal’s March issue. This white paper, authored by our experts Wesley Allanbrook, Vice President, Technology and Product Management, and Steven Barnette, Principal Consultant, describes how pipeline material and attribute data may be ingested into a multi-operator data […]
Canadian Standards Association (CSA) Z662:23 Proposed Updates: Pipeline Risk Assessment (Annex B)
What are the main updates proposed for the CSA Z662:23 Standard as it pertains to pipeline risk assessment? Dynamic Risk has participated in the CSA Z662 Risk Management Task Force which has developed proposed changes to Annex B (informative): “Guidelines for risk assessment of pipeline systems” to be incorporated in the CSA Z662:23 Standard. Highlights […]
Dynamic Risk Featured in H2Tech – Decarbonizing Natural Gas Distribution Pipelines
Our case study “Decarbonizing Natural Gas Distribution Pipelines” was recently featured in H2Tech, a technical journal specialized in the hydrogen sector, published by Gulf Energy Information. H2Tech’s January issue features our recent case study “Decarbonizing Natural Gas Distribution Pipelines,” showcasing Dynamic Risk’s partnership with ATCO’s in support of their Fort Saskatchewan Hydrogen Blending Project that […]
Dynamic Risk Featured in Gas Processing and LNG – Predictive Corrosion Modelling – Rise of the Machines
Our white paper “Predictive Corrosion Modelling – Rise of the Machines” was recently featured in Gas Processing and LNG’s November issues. This white paper showcases a machine-learning (ML) approach to predict areas and the extent of metal loss corrosion in an effort to quantify qualitative risk factors such as prevention and mitigation (P&M) activities. The […]
Impacts of PHMSA’s Gas Mega Rule RIN-2 for Gas Transmission Operators
What is RIN-2? PHMSA’s Gas Mega Rule is a set of new pipeline safety regulations published in three parts. Part 1 was effective on July 1, 2020 and was focused on onshore gas transmission pipelines and included MAOP reconfirmation and material verification requirements. Part 3 was effective on May 16, 2022 and related to safety […]
New Fuels, New Risks – Rethinking the Pipeline Infrastructure
The energy industry has a well-deserved reputation for innovation and risk management. Its capacity to find, extract, process, transmit, and distribute a range of high-quality products to customers with very different needs is likely unsurpassed by any other industry. Given the dynamics currently playing out across the world economy, the industry will need all […]
Tracey Murray Appointed to Vice President, Sales & Marketing.
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Tracey Murray as Vice President, Sales & Marketing. Tracey joined Dynamic Risk as Manager, Marketing & Communications in 2018. In the four years that Tracey has led our marketing efforts, she has expanded her role into the sales domain and has played an integral role to facilitate […]
Engineering Critical Assessments (ECAs) For MAOP Reconfirmation
The U.S. Pipeline regulatory structure continues to experience significant changes that will facilitate gaining the next level of safety and reliability performance. With the release of Part 1 of the Gas Mega Rule in October of 2019 (effective July 1, 2020), in lieu of replacement or re-testing pipelines, operators have the option of applying […]
The impacts of PHMSA’s Rupture Mitigation Rule for Gas Transmission Operators
PHMSA’s rule related to Rupture Mitigation on gas transmission pipelines, including requirements for remote-controlled valves or automatic shut-off valves, takes effect on October 5th, 2022. Gas Transmission operators must now analyze and understand the potential impact reduction from quicker shutdowns of pipeline segments following a rupture, through the use of both automatic or remote-controlled […]