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Canada’s Trans Mountain on Friday said it is working towards restarting the oil pipeline at a reduced capacity early to mid-next week.
(Reuters) – Canada’s Trans Mountain on Friday said it is working towards restarting the oil pipeline at a reduced capacity early to mid-next week.
The pipeline was shut down on Nov. 14 as a precaution during a record-breaking rainstorm in British Columbia that washed out road and railway corridors.
Trans Mountain ships 300,000 barrels per day of crude and refined products to Burnaby, B.C., from Alberta.
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