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World Pipelines Podcast

World Pipelines Podcast

Palladian Publications Ltd.

The World Pipelines podcast, with Elizabeth Corner, is a podcast that connects and unites pipeline professionals to learn about issues affecting the midstream oil and gas industry.

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  • 30 - CCS: from concept to reality

    Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is approaching a critical turning point. In this episode of the World Pipelines Podcast, we speak with Algert Prifti, CCUS Solutions Portfolio Manager at Black & Veatch, about what is driving the shift towards commercial carbon capture adoption, from the growth of gas-fired power for data centres to emerging opportunities across industrial facilities.

     

    We explore the challenges holding projects back, what it takes to move from concept to construction, how to select the right capture technology, and the role of engineering and project planning in delivering successful CCS projects. Algert also shares real-world case studies from Black & Veatch and his outlook on what is needed to scale CCS in the years ahead.

    Wed, 11 Nov 2026
  • 29 - Robots on patrol: the future of industrial inspection

    Mark Mildon, CEO of ExRobotics, talks to Elizabeth Corner about the growing role of autonomous robots in industrial inspection, and why the technology is moving beyond pilot projects and into routine operations.

    They discuss the operational challenges driving adoption across oil and gas, LNG and downstream facilities; the impact of ageing infrastructure and workforce shortages; and where robots can take on routine, repetitive or hazardous tasks traditionally carried out by people.

    Mark explains how ExRobotics combines visual, thermal, acoustic and environmental sensing to build a richer picture of asset condition over time, and considers the continuing role of human inspectors alongside autonomous systems. The conversation also explores how operators build confidence in robotics for hazardous environments, where the technology still falls short, and whether robotics is beginning to deliver the measurable value long promised by industrial digitalisation.

    Wed, 28 Oct 2026
  • 28 - Redrawing Europe’s gas map

    Predrag Grujicic, Head of Gas at the Energy Community, joins the World Pipelines Podcast to discuss Europe’s changing gas landscape and what it means for Southeast and Eastern Europe. 

    From shifting supply routes and cross-border bottlenecks to LNG, regional integration and the evolving role of the Trans-Balkan Pipeline, the conversation explores how Europe is reshaping its gas infrastructure to strengthen flexibility and security of supply.

    Wed, 14 Oct 2026
  • 27 - The new geography of energy capital: where is investment flowing?

    Al-Karim Govindji, Global Head of Public Affairs for DNV Energy, talks to Elizabeth Corner about the changing geography of global energy capital, and they cover topics such as:

    The regions attracting investment.The growing influence of energy security and geopolitics.How companies operating across oil, gas and renewables should be thinking about capital allocation.What changing investment patterns mean for energy infrastructure.The future role of natural gas, CO₂ and hydrogen pipeline networks.How companies can navigate the risk of stranded assets as the energy transition evolves.
    Wed, 30 Sep 2026
  • 26 - Third-party damage: awareness isn’t enough

    Almost half of pipeline infringements happen even when those carrying out the work know a pipeline is there. In this episode, Murray Peat, Senior Associate at Fisher German, joins us to discuss the findings of Linewatch’s latest Infringement Report, the role of complacency and human behaviour in third-party interference, and whether technology can ever remove the risks associated with safe digging.

    Wed, 16 Sep 2026
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