Shell brings Amberjack pipeline system back online (updated)

Odyssey Marine Exploration

10/09/2021 15:00

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    Sept 10 (Reuters) - Shell Midstream Partners LP said on
Friday its Amberjack pipeline system was back online after it
was shut due to Hurricane Ida.  
    "The Amberjack line is back in service with availability to
deliver to Ship Shoal 332 and further into other downstream
pipelines. At this time, downstream service to Fourchon station
is not available," Shell said in a regulatory filing.
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    "Auger, Mattox, Proteus, Endymion, Odyssey, Delta and Na
Kika, are currently in various stages of re-staffing,
re-supplying and performing ongoing safety tests," the company
said, adding it expects these systems to begin returning to
commercial service within the next week 
    Commercial power has been restored to Houma, and Zydeco is
in the process of ramping up to full capability, Shell said.
    Some 76% of crude production, or 1.39 million barrels per
day (bpd), and over 1.72 billion cubic feet per day of natural
gas output were shut-in in the U.S. Gulf Coast, the Bureau of
Safety and Environmental Enforcement said on Thursday.
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 (Reporting by Nakul Iyer in Bengaluru
Editing by Mark Potter)
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