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From moving 187.4 million barrels of oil to extending a streak of more than 19.5 million hours without a serious injury to giving back to our Alaska communities, 2014 was a special year for Alyeska and TAPS. Read more here. |
Each year, the program provides education and training to more than 1,500 crew members of approximately 450 vessels from six Prince William Sound ports. » Story
When Robert "Bob" Stirling began his career as a Pump Station 6 technician in 1979, he didn't know much about the work. Today, Stirling is an old hand who passes his knowledge on to others.
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Almost 17 billion barrels have moved through TAPS.
Reliability Factor for Jan 2015
Reliability Factor for year 2015
There were 0 prorations during January that impacted the reliability factor.
There were 0 deferred barrels during January that impacted the reliability factor.
January throughput: 16,456,751 BBLS*
Average: 530,863 BPD**
Year 2015: 16,456,751 BBLS*
Average: 530,863 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.
For information on reporting a pipeline emergency, click here.
