PLYMOUTH, Wash. (AP) - Williams Northwest Pipeline says crews are still cleaning up after the March 31 explosion and fire that damaged a liquefied natural gas storage facility at Plymouth, which is across the Columbia River from Umatilla (yoo-muh-TIHL’-ah), Oregon.
The company’s Michele (Ma-Kay-La) Swaner told KONA (https://www.610kona.com) crews are in the final stages of retrieving liquefied gas from a damaged storage tank.
She says they hope to have the facility operating again by winter, when the demand for natural gas peaks.
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Information from: KONA-AM, https://www.610kona.com/
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