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Tue, 1 November 2011
The Maui Pipeline, located in North Taranaki, New Zealand, is once again servicing customers after experiencing a gas leak on 25 October.
Following final tests and independent certification of the repairs to Maui Development's pipeline, Vector began purging and re-pressurisation of the pipeline on 30 October.
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The Maui Pipeline is a 307 km high pressure gas transmission pipeline running from the Oaonui Production Station, south of New Plymouth, to the Huntly Offtake Station, south of Auckland.
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Image caption: Workers repair the Maui Pipeline, located in New Zealand.
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