Saudi Oil Pipeline (East-West) restartsSeptember 30
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"Kepler, a ship tracking service company, said in a report dated the 28th that it expects the volume of cargo transported through the pipeline to increase to 3 to 4 million barrels per day in the coming days." Notifications of the October shipment schedule to Europe are beginning. >Saudi Arabia resumes crude oil loading at Yanbu port following restoration of East-West pipeline
Saudi Arabia resumes crude oil exports via the Hormuz Strait, recovering transport volume to 90% of pre-damage levels The plant had been shut down due to an attack believed to be carried out by a pro-Iranian organization. With the reopening of the export route via pipeline from the Red Sea side, crude oil futures markets are also narrowing their gains.
Saudi Arabia Restarts ‘Attacked’ Pipeline to Resume Crude Oil Shipments at Yanbu Port
Reuters, citing sources and data: After the resumption of Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline, oil loading began at Yanbu port on the Red Sea The current flow of oil in the pipeline is about 2.65 million barrels per day; returning to a rate of about 5.5 million barrels may take another month Riyadh has loaded nearly 10 million barrels of crude oil at Yanbu port and the Al-Muajiz terminal / Selection
Saudi Arabia Resumes Operations on ‘Hormuz Bypass’ Oil Pipeline… Will Oil Prices Be Stabilized?
Saudi Arabia Resumes Red Sea Crude Oil Exports... Damaged East-West Pipeline Repaired
Saudi Arabia Resumes Red Sea Oil Exports... Bombed East-West Pipeline Repaired
Oil exports resume in western Saudi Arabia; pipeline capacity half restored
Oil exports resume in western Saudi Arabia, but pipelines are restored, though exports are only about half of normal levels, including to Asia, including Japan.
Crude oil exports resume in western Saudi Arabia; east-west pipeline recovers to half capacity.
Oil exports resume in western Saudi Arabia; pipelines restored, exports at about half of normal levels.
Saudi Arabia Resumes Yanbu Oil Loading After Pipeline Repairs -- WSJ
SAUDI ARABIA RESTORES KEY OIL EXPORT ROUTE • • Saudi Arabia has resumed oil exports through its East-West pipeline after repairing damage from drone strikes earlier this month. • • Saudi Aramco began loading vessels again at the Red Sea port of Yanbu, with the pipeline currently running at around 3.5 million barrels per day. • • The restart restores a crucial export route that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz, improving Saudi Arabia’s ability to move crude despite regional disruptions.
Saudi Arabia resumes oil exports via the East-West pipeline after repairs.
Saudi Arabia has resumed exports via the East-West oil pipeline.
Saudi Arabia partially repairs East-West oil pipeline, resuming oil exports.
Bloomberg: Saudi Arabia resumes oil exports from Yanbu via the East-West pipeline; pumping operations have returned to normal levels and loading of oil shipments has begun at the port of Yanbu.
(2) *SAUDI ARABIA'S EAST-WEST PIPELINE HAS RESUMED OIL EXPORTS
Bloomberg: Saudi Arabia Resumes Oil Exports from Yanbu via East-West Pipeline ===============
Bloomberg: Saudi Arabia Resumes Oil Exports from Yanbu via East-West Pipeline Pumping operations have returned to normal levels, and loading of oil shipments has begun at the port of Yanbu.
Saudi Arabia has restarted exports via the East-West oil pipeline.
Breaking News Bloomberg: Saudi Arabia resumes oil exports via East-West pipeline after repairing damage sustained earlier this month #AlArabiya_Business
September 28 (Cailian Press) -- Saudi Arabia's east-west oil pipeline has resumed oil exports.
Bloomberg: Saudi Arabia resumes oil exports via East-West pipeline
SAUDI ARABIA'S EAST-WEST PIPELINE HAS RESUMED OIL EXPORTS
*SAUDI ARABIA'S EAST-WEST PIPELINE HAS RESUMED OIL EXPORTS
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*SAUDI ARABIA'S EAST-WEST PIPELINE HAS RESUMED OIL EXPORTS
Riyadh is begging for its fuel from Europe Saudi Arabia, which was one of the world's largest exporters of diesel and gasoline, has now been forced to buy thousands of tons of diesel from the Mediterranean and gasoline from Europe due to attacks in Yemen and the failure of the East-West pipeline to supply fuel. These disruptions have even affected Saudi oil exports to Europe, and Aramco has canceled or postponed the delivery of crude oil shipments scheduled for September. The disruption in Saudi Arabia's export route has also forced Riyadh to use the Strait of Hormuz; a route that has greatly increased the cost of transportation, insurance, and the risk of tanker passage.
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Rystad Energy's Vice President of Commodity Markets for Oil: Oil prices fell after Saudi Arabia's move to resume pumping through the East-West pipeline and amid geopolitical talks between Washington and Tehran. Gulf states are seeking to build alternative routes, such as pipelines, to reduce risks from the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait of Hormuz will remain important for years for crude oil supplies destined for refineries and Asian markets. Diesel prices are expected to continue rising for at least six months due to global supply shortages. Higher prices for derivatives like diesel increase inflationary pressures and production costs for the construction and agriculture sectors. #Arabic_Business
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Live: Oil prices slip as Saudi pipeline restarts and UN talks offer hope
Reuters: Saudi Arabia has resumed operations on the East-West oil pipeline.
Saudi Arabia restarts crude oil pipeline; tariffs on transport volume may take several weeks to be restored.
Saudi Arabia Resumes 'East-West Oil Pipeline' Shot Down by Drone... "Recovery to Take 6–8 Weeks" (Roundup)
Saudi Arabia has restarted the East-West oil pipeline, according to Reuters, and oil prices are deepening their losses. #AlArabiya_Business
Reuters: Saudi Arabia's east-west oil pipeline has been restarted; Red Sea ports will resume oil exports.
Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline, connecting the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea coast, has resumed operations after being shut down in early September following a drone attack.
Hormuz Bypass Reopens… Saudi East-West Oil Pipeline Resumes Operations After 11 Days
Reuters: Saudi Arabia reactivates "East-West" oil pipeline #IRNA_World @IRNA_1313
Saudi Arabia has restored the East-West oil pipeline following attacks by the Houthis, Reuters reports. Oil is currently being pumped at a reduced volume. Riyadh is also preparing to resume shipments through the port of Yanbu on the Red Sea coast. The approximately 1,200-kilometer-long oil pipeline connects oil fields in the Eastern Province with the port of Yanbu. Its throughput capacity reaches 7 million barrels per day. Earlier, Saudi Arabia suspended oil pumping through the pipeline after a series of Houthi attacks and notified European customers of the cancellation of some shipments. More IZ RU news in MAX
Saudi Arabia Resumes Operations on 'East-West Pipeline' Shot by Drone... Low-Speed Transport
[Breaking News] Saudi Arabia restarts pipeline after temporary shutdown due to drone attack; crude oil exports also to resume.
#BREAKING Saudi Arabia has restarted operations at its East-West Pipeline, which was hit by drones from Iraq, and could resume exports from the Red Sea port of Yanbu later today, three sources briefed on the matter said (Reuters)
Trade sources told Reuters that Saudi Arabia is restarting the East-West oil pipeline, and Aramco is preparing to resume exports from Yanbu port starting today. #FromTheEvent
Reuters reports: Saudi Arabia has reactivated the East-West oil pipeline, which was damaged on September 11 in an attack by Shiite militias in Iraq. It was also noted that Saudi Arabia is preparing to resume crude oil exports from the port of Yanbu later today.
Reuters: Saudi Arabia restarts East-West oil pipeline and resumes exports from Yanbu #SocialSky #SaudiArabia
Reuters: Saudi Arabia restarts East-West oil pipeline and resumes exports from Yanbu
Saudi Arabia restarts east-west oil pipeline
Saudi Arabia announces the reactivation of the East-West oil pipeline after repairs were completed following its bombing.
Saudi Arabia has announced the resumption of operations on the oil pipeline that connects East and West.
Saudi Arabia Restarts East-West Oil Pipeline – RTRS Cites Trade Sources • - Prepares To Resume Crude Oil Exports From Yanbu Port Later On Tuesday
Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia intensify; pipelines remain shut down; what will become of Japan's oil supply?
Bloomberg: #Aramco informs European refiners of a halt in oil supplies next October following disruption to the East-West pipeline. #News
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The Saudi port of Yanbu and the Abqaiq-Yanbu pipeline have been attacked again. Saudi oil exports have practically dropped to zero. Saudi oil production centers are located in the Yemeni Abaab Bank.
Bloomberg: Saudi Arabia aims to restore about half of the East-West line's capacity within days
“‘Attack’ Damages Two Pump Stations on Saudi East-West Oil Pipeline… Restoration Uncertain”
A pipeline to the Red Sea was damaged in a drone attack, prompting Saudi Arabia to reduce crude oil shipments to Europe, Reuters reports.
Saudi Arabia's pipeline will not be operational for a month With the loss of the possibility of exporting oil through the East-West pipeline for a period of 3 to 5 weeks, Riyadh's tactical escape route from the Strait of Hormuz has been blocked. Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline will be out of service for at least three to five weeks following drone attacks on its pumping stations. The multi-week shutdown has blocked Riyadh's alternative crude oil export artery and severely restricted the country's energy transit. According to initial engineering assessments and statements from Saudi officials, the extent of the damage to technical equipment and pumping stations is such that the process of assessing, procuring parts, and safely rebuilding the infrastructure will take a long time, at least a month. dnws.ir/003cLe @defapress_world
A major oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia is out of action Restoring the damaged East-West oil pipeline in Saudi Arabia could take five to six weeks. Responsibility for the attacks has not yet been officially established. Saudi authorities also reported casualties. The oil market has already reacted with rising prices. Experts believe that the prolonged downtime of the pipeline could increase pressure on oil and fuel prices.
FWD from Mehr International: How will the disruption to Saudi Arabia's oil pipeline affect global supply? Saudi Arabia's east-west pipeline, which was shut down on Friday after drone attacks, transported about 4 million barrels of oil a day to the Red Sea port of Yanbu and had helped Saudi Arabia weather the consequences of disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz and reduced exports from regional countries for the past six months. Informed sources told Reuters that repairs could take five to six weeks and that the disruption to the Saudi oil pipeline could take 4 percent of global supply off the market. mehrnews.com/x3d3Z7 @MehrnewsIntl
Reuters, citing sources: If Saudi Arabia does not restart its main oil pipeline to the Red Sea within a few days, its oil reserves for export will run out; as a result, up to 4% of global supply could be removed from the market It may take five to six weeks to repair this pipeline / Selection
SAUDI PIPELINE OUTAGE THREATENS 4% OF GLOBAL OIL SUPPLY • • Saudi Arabia could lose up to 4 million barrels per day of exports — roughly 4% of global supply — if its critical East-West pipeline does not restart within days, Reuters reports. • • Saudi storage at Yanbu can sustain exports for only 5-7 days, according to sources. With repair estimates potentially stretching to 5-6 weeks, a prolonged outage risks deepening the global oil crunch and adding further pressure to inflation and bond yields.
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On September 11, 2026, Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy announced that the East-West oil pipeline has been shut down.
This market will resolve to “Yes” if the government of Saudi Arabia announces that the East-West oil pipeline is operational or no longer shut down between market creation and the specified date, 11:59 PM ET. Otherwise, this market will resolve to “No”.
A qualifying announcement must express that the pipeline is presently operating; operation at partial or reduced capacity qualifies.
Announcements that attribute such a claim to third parties, state that the pipeline will or may operate in the future, describe work underway to restore operation, or frame resumption as expected, planned, or conditional, will not qualify.
Once a qualifying announcement is made, this market will resolve to “Yes,” regardless of any subsequent contradictory statements, or alternative information from other sources.
The resolution source for this market will be official information from the government of Saudi Arabia.
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