Trans Mountain is set to commence line fill next quarter, marking a significant step towards the expansion of its pipeline capacity after overcoming various hurdles and disputes.
Line fill is set to commence some time in the next quarter, with the process expected to take between six and seven weeks, Trans Mountain said on Friday. Line fill will require 4.5 million barrels of crude oil and is the last step before crude deliveries from the pipeline can begin. “We expect commercial operations to commence near the end of Q1 2024,” Trans Moutain said in a Friday statement.
6 billion Trans Mountain expansion project will triple the pipeline’s capacity to 890,000 barrels per day. Originally, the pipeline expansion was set to help Canada export its heavy crude oil to Asia via tankers from the Canadian West Coast. But as the expansion project took years to clear permitting, financial, and construction hurdles, the global crude oil flows changed with the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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