Enbridge Inc. plans to shut a U.S. Midwest oil pipeline twice over the next two months to make repairs, the company said Tuesday, putting more pressure on Canadian crude prices.
Enbridge, the largest carrier of Canadian crude exports to the U.S., plans a five-day shutdown of the 290,000-barrel-a-day Line 6B starting around Feb. 7, and another of the same duration around March 7, spokeswoman Lorraine Grymala said. Get the full story »
