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Energy Transfer returns Oklahoma oil pipeline to service after rupture
Sep. 26, 2023 4:18 PM ET Energy Transfer LP (ET) By: Carl Surran, SA News Editor 12 Comments kodda/iStock via Getty Images

Energy Transfer (NYSE: ET) said its Centurion oil pipeline in Oklahoma City was returned to service Tuesday after it was damaged by road workers, causing a spill.

Oil spewed into the air for hours Monday after the pipeline was hit by a bulldozer working on a new road; the leak eventually was stopped and contained but an unknown quantity reached storm drains.

The Centurion pipeline, previously owned and operated by Lotus Midstream, is a fully integrated crude pipeline and terminal system in the Permian Basin.

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