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CPC Takes Mooring Offline for Maintenance

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The CPC oil terminal operator has taken one of its three moorings offline for planned repairs it said via a statement Wednesday.

  • “Currently, SPM-2 is decommissioned due to planned work to replace surface and underwater hoses. Upon completion of these works, similar activities will be carried out at SPM-1,” it said.
  • Its operations continue in line with current schedules.
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The CPC oil terminal operator has taken one of its three moorings offline for planned repairs it said via a statement Wednesday.

  • “Currently, SPM-2 is decommissioned due to planned work to replace surface and underwater hoses. Upon completion of these works, similar activities will be carried out at SPM-1,” it said.
  • Its operations continue in line with current schedules.