Saudi Oil Pipeline (East-West) restarts by September 30?

ArthurGreen23m ago

Half of that compound lies in ashes. what do you expect?

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Avitz3344m ago

No oil soup for you

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nellojello13h ago

so both 48-inch and 56-inch lines use the same destroyed pump station. And you say rebuild in a couple of days. Only possible if there is a bypass value to open and enough pressure from a upstream pump station.

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gum12312h ago

Wrong

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0xf27de6607Cbd19be1133619B9807ff63Fb86e6d6h ago

Who cares? It's easy to repair infrastructure in the desert during the summer months.

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iNeedMoreDollars1h ago

with ballistic missiles falling around you at mach 5 speed

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ArthurGreen1h ago

based

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Konfucious1h ago

It's gonna get partially fixed next week

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adasol20h ago

BREAKING: Saudi Arabia has directly requested a two-week ceasefire with Yemen's Houthis through Oman as its East-West pipeline lies damaged and repair timelines remain unclear, a senior source told Al Mayadeen. The request comes after Houthi forces overran the entire Red Sea coast and captured Perim Island in the Bab el-Mandeb, routing Saudi-backed troops and leaving Saudi oil exports exposed. The pipeline shutdown has cut Riyadh's only route around the closed Strait of Hormuz

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adasol20h ago

UNTIL NOW, repair timeline remain unclear !!!

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adasol23h ago

tik tok ...

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scott4511d ago

A problem with the rules is that the Saudis can say that the line is open or partially open, even if it isn't, and it still resolves to YES.

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adasol1d ago

except they have no motivation to do that. The only reason you do it is that you want to manipulate the oil price. Saudi Arabia has already exported a significant lesser amount of oil than before the conflict. If the oil price is down, their main export revenue will be hit both by quantity and price

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thevotwddweller16h ago

Plus, if they announce it, they will be inviting further attacks. They'd better stay low-key. Only ones who benefit from prematurely announcing are the US side, and their announcement doesn't qualify.

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adasol1d ago

Two Saudi East-West pipeline stations damaged in drone attack Two pumping stations serving Saudi Arabia’s vital East-West Pipeline were damaged in last week’s drone attack, with the timeline for repairs unclear, Reuters reported, citing three oil and security sources. The 1,200-km pipeline, operated by Saudi Aramco, temporarily shut down on Friday after an attack that Saudi officials said involved drones coming from Iraq. Saudi Aramco and the Saudi government did not immediately respond to Reuters requests for comment. (This means even Saudi government is not sure when they can fix the pipeline)

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WarriorPooh1d ago

within days baby

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Avitz331d ago

Nope

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WarriorPooh1d ago

you're going to lose lol

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Avitz331d ago

I’ll see you here after the next Houthi drone attack. Sell while you’re in a profit 😅

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Dettl4ff2d ago

Easy money.

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0xf27de6607Cbd19be1133619B9807ff63Fb86e6d3d ago

More satellite imagery became available. The pipeline was hit in multiple previously unreported spots.

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adasol4d ago

BREAKING: Repairs to Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline will take far longer than a month due to a lack of spare parts, with the pumping infrastructure catastrophically damaged and at least 8 locations on the pipe hit, per initial reports citing sources inside Saudi Arabia. That leaves Saudi Arabia set to run out of crude oil stocks for export within five to seven days, taking around 4 million barrels per day, ~4% of global supply, off the market, per three industry sources to Reuters. Some repaired points were struck again, using up the spares and undoing the work. Yanbu has about a week of stocks left on the kingdom's only export route that does not pass through Hormuz.

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0xD864bfD303B33E7C500e5A37f6210BD4C82578c7-17785291601223d ago

It may partially open before that ... and the world really wants it to!

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ithinkthisisgod4d ago

yohooohohooooo

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