Operational Continuity

Steel Storage Yards for Midstream Infrastructure

Organizing the Space Behind Continuous Midstream Operations Midstream infrastructure keeps natural gas, crude oil, natural gas liquids (NGLs), and other products moving between production, processing, transmission, storage, and distribution. That movement depends on more than pipelines alone. It also relies on carefully planned sites where operators can receive materials, stage equipment, maintain critical assets, and—when the process requires it—transfer or store products. Steel storage yards for midstream infrastructure can support those activities with durable equipment buildings, covered material bays, maintenance shops, canopies, control enclosures, and other purpose-built structures. However, an equipment yard, a loading area, and a product-storage terminal are not [...]

Steel Storage Yards for Midstream Infrastructure2026-09-28T19:53:11+00:00

Weather-Resistant Steel Buildings for Energy Infrastructure: Engineering Resilience Against Extreme Conditions

Designing Energy Facilities Around the Hazards They Must Face Energy infrastructure operates in environments exposed to high winds, heavy rain, flooding, snow, atmospheric ice, temperature extremes, lightning, wildfire, corrosion, and other hazards. The combination and severity of those threats vary by location, and trends are not identical across every type of weather event. What remains constant is the importance of energy-system reliability. Generation, transmission, distribution, pipeline, storage, and control facilities support services communities and industries rely on every day. When a facility is damaged or inaccessible, the consequences can extend beyond the building to equipment, operations, customers, and interconnected systems. [...]

Weather-Resistant Steel Buildings for Energy Infrastructure: Engineering Resilience Against Extreme Conditions2026-09-21T19:15:17+00:00
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