CSG

Murphy expands CSG pipeline plough fleet

QUEENSLAND-based Murphy Pipe and Civil has bolstered its fleet of purpose-built ploughs by four to a total of 10 to increase its competitive edge over conventional high-density polyethylene pipeline installers in the growing coal seam gas sector.

"Our company has invested considerable energy into redesigning the original German-made Fockersperger ploughs to specifically meet the needs of the coal seam gas sector," managing director Jim Campbell...

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