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Enbridge Line 5 back to full capacity, future uncertain
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Report summary
After a court ordered partial shutdown after damage was discovered, the Enbridge Line 5 system that traverses under Lake Michigan is achieving higher than expected throughput according to Genscape monitoring. However, the future for the system, a critical crude conduit for East Canada refining, is still uncertain. In this report we explore: -Line 5 monitored utilization trend since partial restart in early July -Which refineries are connected and most exposed?-Market implications should a full shut down scenario emerge
Table of contents
- What Happened?
- What does this mean?
- Could Superior hit a snag?
- Sarnia to suffer from severance of Canadian crude artery
- Crude prices would take a hit
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- Inbound Superior volumes (kb/d)
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