From: HuffPost
Reuters
Jan 20 (Reuters) - A small but heavily subscribed pipeline that
transports 42,000 barrels a day of crude oil from North Dakota's Bakken
region is expected to remain closed on Tuesday after a weekend breach
that spilled 1,200 barrels of crude into the Yellowstone River near
Glendive, Montana.
Bridger Pipeline LLC could not say how much of the light crude flowed into the river or when the pipeline will reopen. It was quickly shut after the leak was detected Saturday. The Environmental Protection Agency said it would be coordinating a response to the spill over the next several days.
The 42,000 barrel-per-day Poplar pipeline system gathers crude from producers in eastern Montana and North Dakota. MORE
Bridger Pipeline LLC could not say how much of the light crude flowed into the river or when the pipeline will reopen. It was quickly shut after the leak was detected Saturday. The Environmental Protection Agency said it would be coordinating a response to the spill over the next several days.
The 42,000 barrel-per-day Poplar pipeline system gathers crude from producers in eastern Montana and North Dakota. MORE
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