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Keystone Pipeline sludge delays work needed to assess damage

Financial Post · last updated

South Bow will develop a repair plan for the line, the company said in a letter to the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration dated Thursday. The pipeline restart will happen during daylight hours, with pressure on the affected segment reduced to about 80% of its levels at the time of the release, the company said.

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