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Wed, 24 March 2010
Circle Oil is continuing its planning process for a new 60 km pipeline to be constructed in the company’s Sebou permit, located in the Rharb Basin, Morocco.
Construction materials have been tendered for, and the pipe supply contract for over 60 km of 6 inch pipe has been awarded to an undisclosed supplier.
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The new pipeline will allow for increased gas supply to the local Kenitra market.
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Map of Circle Oil’s pipeline infrastructure located in the Rharb Basin, Morocco. Image courtesy of Circle Oil.
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