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Saskatchewan Oil Pipeline is an oil pipeline in Canada. The pipeline refers to a system of pipelines (SE Saskatchewan Pipeline System) that consists of

will transport compressed CO2 for enhanced oil recovery in Texas oil fields via the Denbury Green Line pipeline system. 2008 figures from the U.S. National

Expansion Pipeline, also known as Enbridge Line 26 Oil Pipeline or the Portal Reversal Expansion Project (PREP), is a crude oil and liquids pipeline in the USA

large reserves of oil and tar sands, and is the largest exporter of oil to the U.S., prompting interest in carbon capture for enhanced oil recovery: The Dakota

Explorer Pipeline is currently an operating refined petroleum products pipeline in the United States. It used to carry both oil and oil products, but only

Caroline, Alberta, to Monchy, Saskatchewan. It also has pieces connecting existing TC Energy pipelines to the Canada/Idaho border. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP"

of two separate pipelines, Line 6A and Line 6B. Line 6B resulted in the largest on-land oil spill in American history when in ruptured in July 2010, spilling

hazardous liquid pipelines (predominantly crude oil and oil condensate) and 2.2 million miles of natural gas lines. Unlike oil and gas pipelines, though, CO2

Cochin Pipeline System is an operating oil pipeline in Canada and the USA. The pipeline runs from Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, to Windsor, Ontario in Canada

and transports it through a 205-mile pipeline to Saskatchewan, Canada, to be used for enhanced oil recovery (EOR) in the Weybum and Midale fields. The first

hazardous liquid pipelines (predominantly crude oil and oil condensate) and 2.2 million miles of natural gas lines. Unlike oil and gas pipelines, though, CO2

pipeline. The pipeline runs from the Alberta-Saskatchewan border, across Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and through a portion of Quebec. Loading map.

Alberta Clipper Oil Pipeline, also known as Line 67, is an operating oil pipeline in the United States and Canada. The pipeline runs from Hardisty, Alberta

that matter, oil companies." In total, there are four expansion projects to the system, the 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2021 expansion project. In October 2018

Cold Lake Pipeline System is an operating oil pipeline system in Canada. The pipeline originates in Cold Lake, Alberta and terminates in Hardisty and Edmonton

runs from oil fields in the Williston Basin to other refineries and pipelines, ending in Clearbrook, Minnesota. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP","minzoom":false

ships the gas by pipeline to southern Saskatchewan, Canada, where oil producers pump it underground to increase oil production. The plant retains about 3 million

$354 million. In April 2011, Saskatchewan approved the $1.24-billion project, which is backed with $240-million from the federal government. In December 2012

of the total mining employment in the state in 2008. Oil and natural gas accounted for a combined 32% for the same year. In November 2008, the Department

South Saskatchewan oil pipeline, is an operating oil pipeline in Canada. This pipeline consists of a 158-mile, 16-inch mainline from Cantuar to Regina