South Saskatchewan oil pipeline
From Global Energy Monitor
South Saskatchewan oil pipeline, is an operating oil pipeline in Canada.[1][2][3]
Location
This pipeline consists of a 158-mile, 16-inch mainline from Cantuar to Regina, Saskatchewan and 184 miles of 4-inch to 12-inch gathering pipelines from the Rapdan area to Cantuar.[1][2][3]
Project details
- Operator: Plains Midstream Canada[1][2][3]
- Owner: Plains Midstream Canada[1][2][3]
- Parent company: Plains All American Pipeline[1][2][3]
- Capacity: 68,000.00 bpd[1][2][3]
- Length: 158-mile (mainline), 184 miles (gathering lines)[1][2][3]
- Diameter: 16 inches for mainline, 4-12 inches for gathering lines[1][2][3]
- Status: Operating[1][2][3]
- Start year: not found
- Cost:
- Financing:
- Associated infrastructure:
Background
In November 2003, Plains All American Pipeline completed the acquisition of the South Saskatchewan Pipeline System from South Saskatchewan Pipe Line Company. At Regina, the system can deliver crude oil to the Enbridge Pipeline System and to local markets. In addition, the system can indirectly deliver crude oil into Plains All American Pipeline's Wascana Pipeline System. [1][2][3]
