pipeline accidents造句

• You could have a pipeline accident in a local market.
• The program has reduced the number of pipeline accidents nationally.
• Over the years, Congress often imposed new regulations in response to pipeline accidents.
• Pipeline accidents are not unique and isolated things.
• -- Preventing pipeline accidents, including requirements to check with utilities before digging.
• Industry officials and regulators say accidents by excavators are the leading cause of pipeline accidents.
• Enron also made headlines in Latin American after a 1996 pipeline accident in Puerto Rico.
• The agency investigates all pipeline accidents that cause death, injury or significant property damage.
• But he also noted that pipeline accidents have occurred at other companies with equally clean records.
• Third-party accidents continue to be the leading cause of pipeline accidents in our state,
• Information about pipeline accidents and safety-related issues would be made available to the public.
• Overall, faulty infrastructure caused the majority of TGP's onshore gas transmission pipeline accidents.
• Deferred maintenance may account for the high number of Kinder Morgan pipeline accidents in the last decade.
• It found that number of major pipeline accidents increased by 4 percent a year between 1989 and 1998.
• Public and environmental safety was the primary concern, due to TGP's history of pipeline accidents.
• Kinder Morgan's natural gas transmission pipeline accidents caused more than $ 224 million in property damage.
• (BBOX ) The number of major pipeline accidents increased by 4 percent a year between 1989 and 1998.
• Asmundson is planning to try to form a coalition with other local officials from states that have had pipeline accidents.
• The warnings are important because accidental damage is the leading cause of pipeline accidents in the state, McDaniel said.
• The National Transportation Safety Board, which investigates fatal pipeline accidents, planned to interview survivors and inspect the damage.