TC Energy says Keystone oil pipeline system to curtail volumes

Reuters

Published Nov 15, 2022 17:40

Updated Nov 15, 2022 17:51

By Swati Verma and Nia Williams

(Reuters) -Canada's TC Energy (TSX:TRP) on Tuesday said its 622,000 barrel-per-day Keystone oil pipeline will curtail volumes due to a series of recent severe weather-related impacts to system facilities.

The Calgary-based company said it notified customers on Monday of the force majeure event. TC did not share any details on the size or duration of the curtailment, citing customer confidential information.

"The notices informed customers that effective as of Nov. 15, the Keystone System will be required to curtail volumes due to the time the system was slowed during the force majeure event," TC said in a statement.

Two market sources said volumes had been curtailed by 7%. One of the sources said Canadian heavy crude prices had sold off on Monday before rallying on Tuesday.

Western Canada Select heavy blend crude for December delivery settled at $28.60 a barrel below U.S. crude futures, according to NE2 Inc, having traded at $28.85 a barrel the previous day.