Refile: Keystone pipeline shut after leak in North Dakota
08/04/2025 17:38
Refiles to correct typo in first paragraph NEW YORK, April 8 (Reuters) - The Keystone oil pipeline from Canada to the United States was shut on Tuesday after a rupture was reported near Fort Ransom, North Dakota, the state's Department of Environmental Quality said. The pipeline will likely be shut until tomorrow at the earliest, said Bill Suess, program manager for the department's spill investigation team. (Reporting by Shariq Khan in New York, Editing by Franklin Paul) ((Shariq.Khan@thomsonreuters.com; Twitter/X: @shariqrtrs; Office: (646) 261-7893;))
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