A 50/50 joint venture between Enbridge (ENB -0.07%) and Enterprise Product Partners (EPD 0.22%), named Seaway Crude Oil Pipeline Co., is back in business after being temporarily shut down on Jan. 2. This important reversal now will allow the transporting of crude oil from the backed-up Cushing, Okla., terminal to the Gulf Coast refineries. Along with this capacity increase, Enbridge announced several other billion-dollar expansion plans late in 2012. To find out where they will be located and what their capacities will be, check out the video below featuring Motley Fool energy and materials analyst, Taylor Muckerman.
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Important U.S. Pipeline Is Back in Business
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Enbridge Energy Partners, L.P.

Reversing the pipeline from Cushing, Okla., to the Gulf of Mexico is important for crude oil transport.
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