East–West Pipeline

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The East–West Pipeline is a major Saudi Arabian oil pipeline system that transports crude from inland fields to Red Sea export terminals, forming a key part of the country’s energy infrastructure.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf energy infrastructure
oil pipeline
pipeline system
alsoKnownAs East-West Crude Oil Pipeline
Petroline NERFINISHED
bypasses Persian Gulf NERFINISHED
Strait of Hormuz NERFINISHED
capacity several million barrels per day
commodity petroleum
completionDate 1980s
connectsTo Red Sea export terminals
inland oil fields in eastern Saudi Arabia
constructionStart 1980s
country Saudi Arabia
countryUses Saudi Arabia NERFINISHED
endPoint Yanbu NERFINISHED
endRegion Red Sea coast of Saudi Arabia
exportHub Yanbu Industrial City NERFINISHED
hasComponent pumping stations
storage facilities
valve stations
hasImpactOn Saudi crude export flexibility
global oil supply security
length approximately 1200 km
approximately 746 miles
locatedIn Saudi Arabia
material steel
operator Saudi Aramco NERFINISHED
ownedBy Saudi Aramco NERFINISHED
partOf Saudi Arabian oil transport network NERFINISHED
Saudi Arabia’s export infrastructure
passesThrough central Saudi Arabia
pipelineType onshore pipeline
purpose bypass Strait of Hormuz
transport crude oil
regionServed global oil markets
startPoint Abqaiq NERFINISHED
startRegion Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia NERFINISHED
status operational
strategicImportance key part of Saudi Arabia’s energy infrastructure
provides alternative export route to Red Sea
terminusType export terminal
threatContext regional security tensions in the Persian Gulf
transportMedium crude oil

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Eastern Province oil fields connectedTo East–West Pipeline
Yanbu export terminal connectsTo East–West Pipeline
Khurais oil field linkedTo East–West Pipeline