Weather forces oil pipeline closure

Oil production at Prudhoe Bay in Anchorage, Alaska was cut to 10% of normal output after a power outage, and more weather related problems forced the trans-Alaska oil pipeline to temporarily go offline.

Weather forces oil pipeline closure

Oil production at Prudhoe Bay in Anchorage, Alaska was cut to 10% of normal output after a power outage, and more weather related problems forced the trans-Alaska oil pipeline to temporarily go offline.

The pipeline was down for about 10 hours yesterday after flooding in Valdez likely knocked out fibre-optic communications at five valves on the pipeline.

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