Markets
Suited to most pipeline segments — strongest where corrosion, distance and weight make conventional pipe expensive to lay and maintain.
Built for the hardest fluids to move
Suited to most pipeline segments — with the strongest fit where corrosion, distance and weight make conventional pipe expensive to lay and maintain.
Produced water
The high-volume wastewater of shale oil and gas — often several times the oil produced by volume.
Priority segmentOil & gas
Low-pressure gas and oil lines, including coal-seam and shale gas across North America and Australia.
Priority segmentSlurry
A premium option for abrasive slurry transport, with real construction savings over the run.
Strong fitSaline & hot brine
The polyurethane liner shrugs off saline water and hot brine that corrode metal pipe.
Strong fitProcess & produced
Industrial process and produced-water transport, including the West Texas basins.
Priority segmentWastewater
The liner resists attack from wastewater, making long transport runs a natural fit.
Strong fitPotable & irrigation
Long overland potable and irrigation mains where low weight and few joints win.
SelectiveHydrogen
An impermeable liner positions The Fluid Highway® as a candidate pipe for hydrogen transport.
In developmentCO₂ & carbon
Restricted permeation and corrosion resistance suit wet CO₂ and carbon-transport duty.
In developmentA lighter line, a lighter footprint
In a University of Sydney assessment of a 600 km pipeline, The Fluid Highway® carried a fraction of the carbon of steel and HDPE — driven largely by the trucks it takes off the road.
Source: “Environmental Assessment of Different Long-Distance Water Transportation Schemes,” University of Sydney, commissioned by Long Pipes. Captures raw materials, manufacture, delivery, construction and operation.