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Enbridge Hopes to Restore Line 5 Service by Tuesday After Gas Leak

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Enbridge hopes to restore service to its Line 5 pipeline by Tuesday after a gas leak last week in northern Wisconsin. About 84,000 gallons of natural gas liquids remained in the excavation area as crews resumed rerouting after work was halted to reinforce safety. Benzene levels were below short-term health thresholds and are expected to fall. Line 5 carries up to 23 million gallons daily, and rerouting is underway after court rulings tied to the Bad River tribe lawsuit.

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