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Source: Saudi Arabia aims to restore about half of nationwide oil pipeline capacity within days
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According to a source familiar with the matter, Saudi Arabia is working to restore about half the capacity of its nationwide oil pipeline within days, following a drone attack that shut it down last week. The source stated that state-owned Saudi Aramco is bypassing damaged sections to partially restore pumping capacity. The company reportedly plans to bring the pipeline back to full operation within approximately six weeks. The report, from Jin10 Data on September 16, attributes the timeline and restoration plans to the unnamed source, preserving the conditional nature of the forecast.
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Jin10 Data, September 16 — According to a source familiar with the matter, Saudi Arabia is working to restore approximately half of the capacity of its nationwide oil pipeline within days, following a shutdown last week caused by a drone attack.
The source stated that state-owned Saudi Aramco is currently bypassing damaged sections of the pipeline in an effort to partially restore pumping capacity.
The company plans to bring the pipeline back to full operation within roughly six weeks, the source added.
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金十数据Neutral / independent