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Saudi Aramco restarts East-West pipeline after attacks knocked it out
Aramco restarted Petroline in less than two weeks, aiming for roughly 4 million bpd as flows rebuild after the earlier 7 million bpd disruption.
Saudi Aramco has restarted its East-West pipeline, Petroline, less than two weeks after attacks knocked out the roughly 7 million bpd system, OilPrice reports.
The outlet says pumping has resumed at reduced rates, restoring at least part of the route that has carried much of Saudi crude around the Strait of Hormuz since the war began.
Aramco is reportedly targeting about 4 million bpd as flows gradually rebuild, the report adds.
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