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Aramco CEO: We are bringing the East-West oil pipeline to full capacity, but this is not a solution to the problem
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It crosses Saudi Arabia from coast to coast for about 1,200 kilometers, raffling deserts, rocky plateaus and mountain ranges to reach the Red Sea. The East-West pipeline — known in industry as Petroline — connects the gigantic oil fields of the Persian Gulf with the port of Yanbu, to the other end of the Arabian peninsula. A strategic infrastructure conceived, four decades ago, with the worst possible scenario in mind.That nightmare scenario is …
Aramco CEO: We are bringing the East-West oil pipeline to full capacity, but this is not a solution to the problem
The CEO of the Saudi national oil corporation Aramco, Amin Nasser, said that in the coming days the East-West oil pipeline connecting the Persian Gulf with the Red Sea will be brought to full capacity (5 million barrels per day). According to Nasser, this could have been done faster, but the problem was redirecting some […]
Aramco west coast pipeline to hit maximum capacity ‘in days’
CEO pledges to meet ‘full requirements’ Pipeline capacity is 7 million bpd 2025 net profit down $12bn Saudi Aramco’s oil pipeline to the kingdom’s west coast will be operating at maximum capacity “in a couple of days”, its chief executive said on Tuesday, pledging to meet customers’ “full requirements” despite the near-closure of the Strait of Hormuz. The conflict pitting Iran against the US and Israel has led Tehran to in effect close the strai…
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