Keystone pipeline shut down to investigate potential ND oil leak
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Industry Energy Manufacturing Resource Sector energy Keystone manufacturing north dakota oil leak pipeline TC EnergySome wetlands appear to have been affected, but not any sources of drinking water.
CALGARY — TC Energy Corp. says it has shut down the Keystone pipeline while it investigates a potential oil spill in North Dakota.
The Calgary-based company says it is investigating a possible incident after detecting a drop in pressure near its facilities at Edinberg, ND, at about 9:20 p.m. MT on Oct. 29.
It says Keystone customers have been notified the pipeline will remain shut down while it investigates the incident.
According to The Associated Press, some wetlands appear to have been affected by the oil leak, but not any sources of drinking water.
There are no estimates of volume or how much land may have been affected.
A segment of the pipeline in Missouri was shut down in early February for nearly two weeks after a leak of about a dozen barrels of oil was discovered.
A 2017 spill from Keystone released almost 10,000 barrels of oil near Amherst, SD.
