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The 800-mile-long Trans Alaska Pipeline System
(TAPS) is one of the largest pipeline systems in the
world. It stretches from Prudhoe Bay on Alaska’s
North Slope, through rugged and beautiful terrain,
to Valdez, the northernmost ice-free port in North
America. Since pipeline startup in 1977, Alyeska
Pipeline Service Company, the operator of TAPS, has
successfully transported over 15 billion barrels of
oil.
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TAPS Pipeline
Reliability |
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April |
100% |
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Year to Date |
100% |
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There were no
prorations during April that impacted
pipeline reliability. |
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Barrels Pumped from Pump Station 1 |
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April |
21,591,166 BBLS
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Average |
719,706
BPD ** |
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Year to Date |
88,536,713
BBLS
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YTD Average |
731,708
BPD ** |
* BBLS (Barrels) = 42 Gallons
** BPD = Barrels Per Day
For more information about the
amount of crude oil that has been
transported through TAPS, click
here.
Employee Email
System
Employee Remote Access
System
For more information on reporting a pipeline
emergency,
click here
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Loading tankers at the Valdez Marine
Terminal
Since
the pipeline first started in 1977, over
19,000 tankers have been loaded from the
Valdez Marine Terminal. In total, more than
15 billion barrels of oil have passed
through the pipeline. Learn more about the
process of safely loading the massive
tankers that dock at the Valdez Marine
Terminal in
this video featuring Tammy Holmes, Berth
Operator.
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TAPS teams bring health & safety
lessons to remote communities
The
name of this philanthropic quest is a
mouthful. The event itself is ambitious. But
the goal of the “Prince William Sound
Traveling Health and Safety Fair & Events"
is simple: TAPS employees and health care
volunteers visit some of the region's most
remote communities to deliver health and
safety messages and lessons to the people
who live there.
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Videos |
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Crews repair corrosion area identified
by pigging data
Data from a recent in-line
inspection pig run on the pipeline showed a
small area of general external corrosion at
Milepost 0.13. See the excavated pipeline
where sleeve work repairs took place, and
view the photo slideshow.
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Photo Slideshow |
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