Pendulum swinging back to pipelines

Enbridge sees shift from rail since mid-2013, coinciding with its program to move more Bakken crude with Sandpiper ready to go

Gay Park

For Petroleum News Bakken

Enbridge is seeing the first signs of a swing back to pipelines for moving crude out of the Bakken and Western Canada despite another hold up in the Obama administration for one of its projects that is designed to ease transportation bottlenecks. Steve Wuori, newly appointed as strategic advisor to....

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