EEP 30.24 1.05%
EEQ 29.97 0.43%
ENB 43.59 2.66%

Products in our Pipes

Product	Appearance	Odor	Special Behavior	Hazards
Natural Gas	Combustible mixture of hydrocarbon gases which is colorless and shapeless	No odor will be detected unless an odorant is added for shipping	Low density and lighter than air In an open area, it rises into the atmosphere and dissipates In an enclosed area, natural gas will collect first overhead	Extremely flammable and explosive Suffocation can occur if gas displaces the oxygen in an enclosed area
Natural Gas Liquids (NGL)	Steam-like cloud or a frost-like appearance on the ground	Similar to gasoline, but much stronger and extremely unpleasant	Heavier than air Stays close to the ground in low-lying areas	Extremely flammable and explosive Suffocation can occur if gas displaces the oxygen in an enclosed area
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)	Colorless and shapeless	Smell similar to rotten eggs	Slightly heavier than air Settles particularly in low-lying areas	A mixture of H2S and oxygen (air) is flammable and explosive. Toxic in high concentrations Paralyzes the sense of smell in higher concentrations

Product	Appearance	Odor	Special Behavior	Hazards
Crude Oil	Black liquid	Similar to gasoline or diesel fuel*	Flows with the land profile Flow depends on temperature and viscosity. Can be thick and slow moving or light and able to move quickly.	Extremely flammable and explosive, especially when first released Suffocation can occur if gas displaces the oxygen in an enclosed area Benzene is a toxic and volatile element in crude oil; benzene levels in crude vary greatly
Synthetic Crude, Condensate or Refined Products	Light brown or yellow liquid	Similar to gasoline or diesel fuel*	Flows with the land profile	Extremely flammable and explosive
Natural Gas Liquid	Steam-like cloud or frost-like appearance on ground	Similar to gas, but much stronger and extremely unpleasant	Heavier than air Stays close to the ground in low-lying areas Can displace oxygen	Extremely flammable and explosive
Diluent	Clear to brown liquid	Sulfur-like or rotten egg odor	Less dense and more fluid than crude oil	Extremely flammable, especially if vapors from the liquid are ignited Potential explosive hazard if vapors seep into enclosed spaces Suffocation can occur if gas displaces the oxygen in an enclosed area

*Some crudes and condensates contain hydrogen sulfides (H2S), which have a rotten egg smell and are toxic in high concentrations.