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CRUDE OIL PIPELINES OUT OF CUSHING Pipeline name Capacity bpd Description Eagle North 20,000 Blueknight. Cushing-Ardmore, Oklahoma Magellan Tulsa 30,000 Magellan. Cushing-Tulsa, Oklahoma.

On top of all the turmoil Oklahoma oil producers have had to deal ... Perhaps more importantly, the network of pipelines pumping crude to and from Cushing, Okla. — a crucial oil terminal for ...

Pipelines at Cushing have 3.7 million barrels per day ... At the heart of the global pricing network is the Cushing, Oklahoma crude oil storage hub, which provides the physical delivery mechanism ...

This Payne County town is justifiably proud of its self-proclaimed reputation as "pipeline crossroads of the world" as a sign on the outskirts of the community makes clear.

Oil-storage tanks ... bottoms as a massive new pipeline in Canada diverts flows elsewhere, muddying market signals that traders have long relied on. Inventories in Cushing, Oklahoma, have been ...

Oil-storage tanks at a key United States crude hub have drained to near their bottoms as a massive new pipeline in Canada diverts flows elsewhere, muddying market signals that traders have long relied ...

to the giant oil terminal in central Oklahoma. The expansion ... The 36-inch pipeline currently moving product into Cushing is all Canadian crude, but the Canada-to-Nebraska leg, planned for ...

to Cushing, Oklahoma, had been closed since the leak. The Kansas oil leak is the biggest in the United States in more than a decade and the largest in the 12-year history of the Keystone Pipeline.

Work to more than double the capacity of a pipeline carrying crude oil from Cushing, Okla., to the Gulf Coast will ease a glut of oil at Cushing, the main pipeline hub in the U.S. But only slightly.

The Keystone oil pipeline linking the United States to ... prolonged outage could curtail supplies at delivery points in Cushing, Oklahoma, and along the Gulf Coast. The pipeline is different ...

The Keystone pipeline system transports about 600,000 barrels of oil per day along its 2,687-mile stretch, beginning in Alberta, Canada, and moving south to Cushing, Oklahoma. There, it connects ...