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   16 hours ago · Marty Edwards, Deputy CTO for OT/IoT, Tenable: “The cybersecurity attack on Colonial Pipeline was a clear demonstration of how disruptions of privately-owned infrastructure can have a massive economic impact. Since then, we’ve seen countless other high-profile cyberattacks targeting critical ...

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   How many lines are in a Colonial Pipeline?

   • The Colonial pipeline consists of 4 main lines and a number of branch lines. Colonial batches can be either fungible between shippers (with standard specifications set by Colonial) or segregated for a specific shipper. Lines 1 and 2 have a minimum batch size of 75 thousand barrels, while lines 3 and 4 have a minimum of 25 thousand barrels.

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   What is a Colonial Pipeline?

   • The Colonial pipeline is one of the major refined product pipelines that moves gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel from the US Gulf Coast to the US East Coast market. Colonial plays an important role in both supplying the US East Coast and allowing Gulf Coast refiners to place their production competitively.

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   How much gas does Colonial pipeline carry?

   • Colonial Pipeline's Line 1 carries approximately 1.4 million b/d of gasoline from the Gulf Coast to a major junction and product storage hub in Greensboro, North Carolina. From Greensboro, two pipelines (Lines 3 and 4) carry a mix of fuels farther north to Maryland and Linden, New Jersey, near New York Harbor.

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