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Why 50,000-125,000 Bbls/d Of Pipeline Capacity Wasn’t Being Used Amid Q1 Constraints
During the first quarter, as TransCanada Corporation’s Keystone pipeline was operating at reduced pressure following a leak in North Dakota, the company scrambled to try to apportion fairly the available capacity.
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