Ecuador Pipeline Burst Stops Flow of Crude
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Ecuador’s Main Oil Pipeline Rupture Halts Exports and Strains Economy
Ecuador’s state oil company, Petroecuador, has stopped using the country’s main oil pipeline, the SOTE, after a landslide broke the pipe in the Amazon region. This pipeline, almost 500 kilometers long, usually carries most of Ecuador’s oil from the Amazon to the Pacific coast, where it is shipped overseas. The SOTE can move up to […]
EP Petroecuador reported a technical emergency recorded at kilometer 86 of the Trans-Ecuadorian Pipeline System (SOTE), in the province of Orellana, due to a flood that caused the lateral displacement of the pipe to about 20 meters from its original axis. The incident generated a spill of crude oil whose volume is still under evaluation. Immediately a contingency plan was activated that includes the use of heavy machinery for cleaning the area, …
Major Oil Disruption: Ecuador Pipeline Rupture Cuts Off Crude Supply - TV360 Nigeria
Ecuador’s state-run oil company, Petroecuador, has suspended operations on the Trans-Ecuadorian Oil Pipeline System (SOTE) following a significant rupture in the Amazon region. The company confirmed that pumping ceased Monday after a landslide damaged a section of the pipeline. While the exact volume of the spill remains undetermined, Petroecuador has not ruled out the possibility of a leak. The SOTE pipeline, with a capacity of 360,000 barrels …
Ecuador paralysed the pumping of oil for its main pipeline due to a break produced by an avalanche of land in the Amazon, reported the state company Petroecuador on Monday. He specified that the event occurred in the Trans-Ecuadorian Pipeline System (SOTE) near the volcano El Reventador, before which “it was activated in a way [...] The entry Suspend oil pumping in Ecuador’s main pipeline after rupture was first published in Foco Informativa.
Ecuador has suspended the pumping of oil due to a rupture of the pipeline of the Trans-Ecuadorian Pipeline System (SOTE), the public company Petroecuador reported, which did not specify when the incident occurred or if there was a spill. The rupture was recorded at kilometer 86, in the sector El Reventador (Amazonia), after which Petroecuador immediately activated its contingency plan. Preliminaryly, it is known that the event occurred by a mass…
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